Phoebe's parents, who are magicians, forbid her to enter the magic room where they work, until an accident shrinks them to tiny size and they need her help in returning to normal.

Traces the cultural process through which American women become married as reflected by the experiences of patrons at a family-owned bridal shop in Michigan, offering insight into how the rite of passage reflects national views on marriage.

While the dreams of most little girls is to be a Princess, The Magic Room is where dreams come true. The beautiful Princesses find a way to help children all over the world but must first fight the very good looking, but very bad Black Prince.

Once again Arko and Adi are back along with Adrija and their new found friend Omu, to continue on their quest to give Arko a long life and Omu his revenge. While trying to hide the wand, they will have to travel to a magical place to fulfil their dream. There incidentally, they will be trapped by the other, less wanted side of magic. To survive their nemesis and the magical world they will have to do some quick thinking and rely on compassion and the faith in life itself which have been helping them for so long. What will happen at the end? How will they face all the adverse situations? Will they encounter anyone else on the way? Will they use the wand finally? And most importantly, will they survive? All these answers and much more are stored in this exciting book where each chapter will project a new aspect of life which will prove once again the power of hope at the end. Happy Reading.

It is the story of a child who discovers a magic room but who does not have the key ...

A magical adventure is beginning. There have always been stories about the two houses at the end of the dead-end street known as Lost Lane. Things were always appearing where you didn't remember them or disappearing from where you were certain they had been. And there were noises. Strange, unexplainable noises. But Spencer Daniels doesn't give it much thought. He has long since given up in believing in fairy tales, ghost stories, or any kind of magic. But luckily, his little sister, Emma, hasn't. If she had, Spencer might never discover that the world is much more mysterious, much more wonderful, than he's ever dreamed! Full of imagination, mystery, humor, friendship, and whole lot of fun, this first book in the upcoming series will invite you into a world you will want to keep coming back to! A great book for 7 to 11 year-olds to read on their own or for you to enjoy reading with them. Scroll up and order your copy to begin the journey today!