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Five Children and It : Picture Book

Five Children and It : Picture Book

Published in
1902
3.86
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Description

A fully illustrated picture book with all the excitement, adventure and magic of the stunning movie based on the children's literary classic by E. Nesbit. With full colour pictures throughout! A brand new picture book based on the magical movie! Cyril, known as Squirrel, Anthea, known as Panther, Robert, Jane and their baby brother Hilary, known always as the Lamb are the Five Children. Five siblings are sent to stay with their uncle in a strange house by the sea. There they meet eccentric Uncle, slightly crazy housekeeper Martha and evil scientist in the making, cousin Horace. While exploring, the children dig up an ill-tempered, mischievous 8,000 year-old Psammead, or sand fairy, who reluctantly grants them one wish a day. But the consequences are never quite what the children intended! Blending magic, fun and perilous exploits, this all-action adventure story proves that the magic of wishes isn't as strong as the power of family.
Age
4-8
Text complexity
proficient
Book in series
#1

Why to read

  • Stimulates Imagination: 'Five Children and It: Picture Book' by E. Nesbit brings a magical world to life, encouraging children to explore their creativity and imagine the endless possibilities of wishes coming true.
  • Introduces Classic Literature: E. Nesbit's work is considered a classic in children's literature. Reading this picture book version introduces young readers to timeless stories and may foster a lifelong love for reading.
  • Teaches Important Lessons: Through the adventures of the children and their interactions with the Psammead, the story imparts valuable lessons about the consequences of one's actions and the importance of being careful what you wish for.
  • Engaging Visuals: The picture book format provides vibrant illustrations that complement the text, making the story more accessible and engaging for younger readers or those who are visual learners.