Book details
Children's Book of Magic
Description
Magic has always captivated and amazed children, but learning the secrets behind this mysterious art has never been easy - until now. Introducing Children's Book of Magic, an introduction to the world's most amazing illusionists, magic tricks and magicians. Tracing the history of magic from its origins in Ancient Egypt to the rise of stage performance in the 1900s and up to and including magic of the present day, Magic also includes 20 tricks for kids to put on their own show by learning from the 8 schools of magic: production, vanishing, transformation, restoration, teleportation, escaping, levitation, and prediction. Card tricks, coin tricks, escapology, and more are presented in step-by-step sequences, while biography spreads highlight the great works of history's greatest magicians including Hieronymus Bosch, Harry Houdini, Howard Thurston, and modern day performers such as David Blaine and Dynamo. With Children's Book of Magic kids can dive in and discover the secrets of sleight of hand, the power of performance, and the mysteries of misdirection needed to perfect their skills.
Age
7-10
Text complexity
proficient
Length
128 pages
Why to read
- Inspires Imagination: 'Children's Book of Magic' by Anne Hildyard is filled with enchanting tales and mystical characters that spark the imagination of young readers, encouraging them to explore a world beyond the ordinary.
- Educational Content: The book introduces children to the history and concepts of magic in an engaging way, providing educational content that can teach them about different cultures, historical periods, and the art of illusion.
- Interactive Learning: With interactive elements such as simple magic tricks and activities, the book offers a hands-on learning experience that can help improve children's cognitive skills, such as problem-solving and critical thinking.
- Family Bonding: Reading 'Children's Book of Magic' together as a family provides an opportunity for bonding over shared stories and experiences, and can inspire conversations about the moral lessons and values presented in the book.