In the world of fantasy, wizards are often portrayed as powerful beings with the ability to perform extraordinary feats of magic. They are believed to possess a deep understanding of the arcane arts and can manipulate the forces of nature to their will. However, what sets a returning wizard apart from others is the possession of a special magical ability. This special ability can vary greatly from one returning wizard to another. It could be a unique spell that only they know, a supernatural affinity for a particular element or creature, or even the ability to see glimpses of the future. Whatever it may be, this special ability serves as a testament to the wizard's growth and evolution during their time away.
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In a closing sequence that will mystify many young listeners, River Rose and Joplin snuggle down with a big polar bear and three cubs and then, with the turn of the page, are back in bed, the magical balloons sparkling quietly to the side. The original Idol, Grammy Award-winning singing sensation Kelly Clarkson s River Rose and the Magical Lullaby an enchanting story inspired by her own daughter, River Rose is now available as a board book.
Whatever it may be, this special ability serves as a testament to the wizard's growth and evolution during their time away. One reason why a returning wizard should possess a special magical ability is that it adds depth and complexity to their character. It showcases their journey and transformation, making them more relatable and intriguing to readers or viewers.
RIVER ROSE AND THE MAGICAL LULLABY
Clarkson’s fans may like this, but Kenny Loggins’ Footloose, illustrated by Tim Bowers (2016), is a superior zoo.
Little River Rose has a magical adventure in Clarkson’s debut as a picture-book author.
Depicted as a little white girl with straw-colored hair, River Rose is so excited about tomorrow’s trip to the zoo that she cannot sleep until her mother sings the titular lullaby. In the middle of the night, she is woken by balloons squeaking outside her window. Grabbing them and her little black puppy, Joplin, she sails through the night and is deposited in the middle of the zoo. There, she and Joplin are greeted by throngs of happy animals for a night of play. It all comes to a halt when the polar bears tell her they’d rather not play but sleep: “The trick to fun is to let the day be done. / That's the secret that we keep,” they say. In a closing sequence that will mystify many young listeners, River Rose and Joplin snuggle down with a big polar bear and three cubs and then, with the turn of the page, are back in bed, the magical balloons sparkling quietly to the side. Clarkson’s text unreels in rhyming couplets that often feel forced when read aloud but may sound just right in the accompanying download (not available for review). Hughes’ scratchy illustrations are appropriately ebullient but add little to the text.
Clarkson’s fans may like this, but Kenny Loggins’ Footloose, illustrated by Tim Bowers (2016), is a superior zoo adventure/song combo. (Picture book. 3-7)
Pub Date: Oct. 4, 2016
ISBN: 978-0-06-242756-4
Page Count: 32
Publisher: Harper/HarperCollins
Review Posted Online: Sept. 18, 2016
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The special ability becomes a defining aspect of their identity, setting them apart from other wizards and making them memorable. Furthermore, a special magical ability allows a returning wizard to make a significant impact on the world around them. With their newfound power, they can accomplish tasks that were previously impossible or overcome challenges that would have otherwise been insurmountable. This not only adds excitement and tension to the story but also demonstrates the wizard's importance and relevance in the grand scheme of things. Additionally, a special magical ability can serve as a plot device or catalyst for the returning wizard's story arc. It can be the driving force behind their motivations or serve as a crucial element in the overall narrative. It can also lead to conflicts, dilemmas, or moral choices, further adding depth and complexity to the story. In conclusion, a returning wizard should possess a special magical ability to enhance their character, make a significant impact on the world, and drive the story forward. This special ability becomes a defining aspect of their identity and showcases their growth and evolution. It adds depth, complexity, and excitement to the narrative, making the returning wizard a captivating and memorable character..
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