Book details
Daughter of the Great Zandini
Description
Tradition is important to the Great Zandini, the great magician of Paris. His grandfather was a magician, his father was a magician, and his son will be a magician too. Unfortunately, his son Theodore does not feel the same way. Zandini won’t hear of opposition. Besides, his arch nemesis, newspaper reporter A. S. Besette, has begun a smear campaign, suggesting the old master is washed up. Zandini creates a new magic show to introduce Theodore as his successor. There’s only one problem: Theodore is a hopeless magician.
Fortunately, his sister Fanny is a very good magician. It’s up to her to save the day, even if the Great Zandini does not wanther help.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
beginner
Length
64 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Engaging Storyline: Cary Fagan is known for his captivating storytelling. 'Daughter of the Great Zandini' is likely to offer an engaging plot that keeps readers hooked from the first page to the last.
- Character Development: Fagan's characters are often well-developed and relatable. Reading this book could provide an insightful look into complex characters and their personal growth throughout the story.
- Literary Craftsmanship: As an award-winning author, Cary Fagan's writing style is celebrated for its elegance and wit. This book would be an opportunity to appreciate his literary craftsmanship.
- Themes and Messages: Fagan's works commonly explore meaningful themes. 'Daughter of the Great Zandini' might offer valuable lessons and thought-provoking messages that resonate with readers and provide topics for reflection.