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Any Which Wall
By: Laurel Snyder , Leuyen PhameBook Publisher: Random House
Imprint: Random House Children's Books
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Four kids, a mysterious wall, and a good helping of common magic!
If you had a magic wall that could take you to any place and any time, where would you go? Would you want to visit castles and desert islands? Would you want to meet famous wizards, terrible pirates, beautiful queens, and dastardly outlaws? If so, then you are just like Henry and Emma, and Roy and Susan—and you will probably like this story a lot. In fact, you might even wish something similar would happen to you!
In Any Which Wall, author Laurel Snyder proves that you don’t have to be an orphan, know a dragon, or even be a child to get a taste of magic. You just have to keep your mind open and willing to let it happen. And when you do find magic (like Henry, Emma, Roy, and Susan), you might be surprised that along with all the fun, you also find out new things about your friends, your family, and maybe even a little bit about who you really want to be.
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| Title of eBook: Any Which Wall | |
| Release Date: 05-26-2009 | |
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| Publisher: Random House Children's Books |
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| SKU | 9780375853838 |
| File size | 4302 |
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Any Which Wall
“Wow,” said Henry, staring up.
Everyone agreed: the wall was “wow.” It looked like something from another place and time, ancient and mysterious, leaning over them. They just stood.
Gaping. Up.
“It’s so big,” said Roy after a while. “What do you think it was? I mean, what did it start out as, back when it was built?”
“A castle!” Emma answered right away with absolute certainty. “A big giant castle. For when people needed to hide from Indians and wolves and for olden-time princesses to stay in when they visited Iowa.”
“Mmmmm. More likely a farmhouse,” said Susan.
“I don’t think there are a lot of castles in Iowa, Em–”
“Actually, Susan,” said Roy, “I don’t think a farmhouse makes any more sense than a castle. It’s too huge for a house. Plus, if it were part of a house, it’d have some windows in it, right? And maybe a door?”
They all looked up and agreed that the wall didn’t have any windows in it, or doors either. Susan frowned.
“Maybe it was a really enormous barn?” Roy guessed. “But it doesn’t matter much. The big question is, what can we do with it?”
The others agreed. Clearly, something so interesting and rare needed to be put to good use.
“I guess it could be a kind of fort,” said Susan at last, “if we leaned some branches against it, maybe. But they’d have to be really long branches.”
“And where would we get the branches from?” asked Roy, thinking practically. “Drag them from town?”
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Everyone agreed: the wall was “wow.” It looked like something from another place and time, ancient and mysterious, leaning over them. They just stood.
Gaping. Up.
“It’s so big,” said Roy after a while. “What do you think it was? I mean, what did it start out as, back when it was built?”
“A castle!” Emma answered right away with absolute certainty. “A big giant castle. For when people needed to hide from Indians and wolves and for olden-time princesses to stay in when they visited Iowa.”
“Mmmmm. More likely a farmhouse,” said Susan.
“I don’t think there are a lot of castles in Iowa, Em–”
“Actually, Susan,” said Roy, “I don’t think a farmhouse makes any more sense than a castle. It’s too huge for a house. Plus, if it were part of a house, it’d have some windows in it, right? And maybe a door?”
They all looked up and agreed that the wall didn’t have any windows in it, or doors either. Susan frowned.
“Maybe it was a really enormous barn?” Roy guessed. “But it doesn’t matter much. The big question is, what can we do with it?”
The others agreed. Clearly, something so interesting and rare needed to be put to good use.
“I guess it could be a kind of fort,” said Susan at last, “if we leaned some branches against it, maybe. But they’d have to be really long branches.”
“And where would we get the branches from?” asked Roy, thinking practically. “Drag them from town?”
&...
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