Coin Matrix, weird magic trick and secret reveal
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Arthur’s Valentine $6.99 Join Arthur and celebrate the holidays with three favorite Arthur Adventures! In Arthur’s Valentine, Arthur has a mysterious secret admirer. For Presidents’ Day, Arthur delivers his winning essay to the President with a little help from his sister D.W. in Arthur Meets the President. In Arthur’s April Fool, Arthur prepares to perform his magic tricks for the April Fool’s Day school assembly while trying to keep the class bully from pulverizing him. Each book now includes a full page of special-edition stickers featuring Arthur, D.W., and all their pals, which Arthur fans can collect, share with friends, or use to create their own Arthur Adventures. |
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Can’t Teach an Old Demon New Tricks $7.99 Get an east Texas girl good and mad,and there’’s going to be hell to pay!Rachel Farnsworth doesn”t believe in the paranormal–she can find plenty of evil forces right in Dogwood County, like the Mega-Mart that’’s driving her family’’s hardware store into the ground. Then there’’s her own little hell-raiser–a rowdy toddler who can turn his birthday candles into a blazing inferno with just one breath. But when her marriage goes up in smoke, Rachel discovers her husband, Kevin, isn”t just a deadbeat, he’’s also a demon (a sloth demon, no less, which explains why he never helped around the house) with a renegade bounty hunter–a fallen angel named Sam–chasing down a powerful secret Kevin has kept for a millennium or two. Sam’’s downfall was a beautiful mortal woman . . . and now, the heavenly attraction zinging between them has down-to-earth Rachel believing in celestial magic. But will it be enough to save her and her son from the dark forces Kevin has unwittingly unleashed on Dogwood County? |
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Comerotica & Secret Worlds $8.95 An overactive imagination fused with sexual perversion provides a window of entertainment in the form of short stories to a hidden world. Sandy A woman realizes that wet sand makes her clothes and her thoughts dirty. Kingdom Cum A Queen takes a kitchen-aid under her wing to show her how the kingdom really runs when the King is away. Bunny Trails A planned night of sex and lingerie is botched by a girlfriend who doesn”t want to remove her bunny outfit. Magic A late night visitor performs magic tricks that makes a girl physically sick, does she have what it takes to stand up to him? World Series An alien from Uranus is sent to the Earth to deflower a woman who has replaced physical love by cats. What are you waiting for? There is more inside to fill your head with fetishes and put a smile on your face. |
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Instant Magic $11.99 Kids can amaze family and friends with these fun-to-perform magic tricks. Instructions on color-illustrated two-page spreads start with the trick’’s name and include required materials, advance preparation tips, and easy, step-by-step directions for performance. Typical tricks include Hanky Panky, a vanishing coin trick performed with a handkerchief; and Who’’s Who, in which the magician correctly identifies the writers of hidden messages from among a small group of volunteers. An extra bonus trick is concealed in the book’’s binding. Hold the book up for all to see, then pull a ribbon that opens a drawer built into the book’’s spine. Out pops the empty drawer. Push it back in again and pull the ribbon once more. This time the drawer is filled with magician’’s props! They include magic dice, a magic rope, and more! The secret to performing this trick is shown on the book’’s back cover. |
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Mark Wilson’s Complete Course in Magic $19.95 Three hundred magic tricks are divided into the sections Effect, Secret & Preparation, Method, and Comments & Suggestions ; and more than 2,000 photos demonstrate how to master sleight-of-hand. |
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Marshall Brodien’s Magic Show Video Set $12.99 Marshall Brodien has been teaching magic to children and adults for over 30 years. And now he has developed two video magic sets that take kids step-by-step through each magic trick so even the novice magician can master these tricks. The first set of videos features 12 of mind-blowing and easy-to-learn tricks. The second set of videos features a magic hat and surrounding parts so kids can create a magic performance with secret compartments and props. Videos designed to help build confidence and self-esteem in your young magician. |
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Nicholas And The Gang $9.95 In this fourth book of Goscinnys series about a cheeky French schoolboy, Nicholas and his friends always finds exciting new things to do. Max does magic tricks, Jeremy wants to go camping, and Geoffrey invents a secret code that only the gang will understand. Illustrations. |
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Nicholas and the Gang $19.95 In this fourth book of Goscinnys series about a cheeky French schoolboy, Nicholas and his friends always finds exciting new things to do. Max does magic tricks, Jeremy wants to go camping, and Geoffrey invents a secret code that only the gang will understand. Illustrations. |
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Orson Welles $37.96 A fresh, provocative look at one of the most enigmatic figures in the history of film by one of our most acute cultural critics (Paul Fussell) Orson Welles was a metamorphic man, a magical shape-changer who made up myths about himself and permitted others to add to their store. On different occasions, he likened himself to Christ–mankind’s redeemer–and to Lucifer–the rebel angel who brought about the fall. His persona compounded the roles he played–kings, despots, generals, captains of industry, autocratic film directors–and the more or less fictitious exploits with which he regaled other people or which they attributed to him. Hailed in childhood as a genius, he remained mystified by his own promise, unable to understand or control an intellect that he came to think of as a curse; and he ended his days shilling wine and performing magic tricks on talk shows. At times, he saw the collapse of his early ambitions as a tragedy; in other moods, he viewed his life as a humbling comedy, and settled down–like another favorite character, Shakespeare’s Falstaff –to eat, drink and be irresponsibly merry. Rather than producing another conventional biography of Welles, Peter Conrad has set out to investigate the stories Welles told about his life–the myths and secret histories hidden in films both made and unmade, in the books Welles wrote and those he read. The result takes us deep into Welles’ imagination, showing how he created, then ultimately destroyed himself. |
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Presto! Magic Treasure $121.38 Max, Jessica, Quincy, and Selena’s field trip will be the perfect place to practice their magic tricks. When they find a secret treasure map buried deep in the forest, they strike out on a hunt for jewels and magic–and try to keep yucky Andrew Flingus out of their way. |