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Presto, the magician, is about to pull a rabbit out of a hat. Watch clisely- the next magician to perform could be you!! Learn to stand an egg on it's end, make a penny disapper, and even cut a lady in half! Here's every secret you need to know.  Most of the magic tricks presented here are easily understood and appear to be simple to learn and to execute with ample practice. Disappearing coins, rope tricks, a genie in a bottle, and many others provide interesting stunts to amaze and mystify one's friends. I want to play magic for friends! Wyler, Rose. & Ames, Gerald. (1990) Magic secrets New York: An I can read book

America, at least! When Carl Erik, his brither, Jonas, and their emigrant family journey all the way across the country to their new home, they find that America is full of surprises.      I think that this story is a good story for learning about how many immigrants, particularly Swedes in this story, went inland from New York Harbor to their final destinations up north in Minnesota. I liked the train. This was a great adventure. Sandin, Joan. (1992) The long way westward New York: An I can read book

It's the time of the gold rush, and Chang has come with his grandfather to Califolnia from China. Chang's dream is to own a horse of his own. With luck... and a little gold dust... taht wish just might come true.        Chang is a young Chinese boy living with his grandpa in California during the Gold Rush. He has no friends, so he desires a white pony that will be his friend. After befriending a miner named Big Pete, Chang's chances of getting a pony become real, and he may actually gain a friend or two after all!            This story is interesting. Coerr, Eleanor. (1993) Chang's paper pony New york: An I can read book

Rosie is the meanest cow in the world- and Marvin's best friend. When his family moves to a new farm, Marvin is sad and lonely... until he finds Rosie again. But now she's making a lot of trouble for everyone. Will she and Marvin ever adjust to the changes of a new life in a new place?  I really enjoyed this book and felt like it dealt well with some real feelings children might have about moving. I liked how the parents handled their childs way of dealing with his problems. Paterson, Katherine. (1991) The smallest cow in the world New York: An I can read book

Mama puts Juan Bobo to work whenever he is having a good time. But he always finds a way to make work fun- like using baskets instead of buckets to carry water, or sprinkling the pig with Mama's favorite perfume.  This story is folktale from Puerto Rico.  Juan Bobo is a boy who t ries to find pleasure in work. When I was asked to take care of a pig, he p ut his mother's clothes on a pig. This is becouse it was fun.      The content of this book is not difficult, it is recommended because it is interesting as it is reading. Bernier-Grand, T,Carmen.   Juan Bobo (1994) New York  U.S:An I can read book