Phoenix and the Carpet
by E. Nesbit
'Phoenix and the Carpet' Summary
The five children from "Five Children and It" are back in "The Phoenix and the Carpet." This time, they've discovered a magical carpet that grants them three wishes per day. The catch? The wishes are granted literally, leading to hilarious and often chaotic situations. Through their adventures with the talking Phoenix, the children learn valuable lessons about responsibility, the importance of careful wishes, and the true value of friendship and family. The book is full of wit, humor, and heartwarming moments, making it a classic for children and adults alike.Book Details
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