Marvins Magic Box of Tricks is a popular magic set that offers a wide range of tricks and illusions for aspiring magicians of all ages. This box comes packed with a collection of magic props and instructions to perform over 200 different tricks. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced magician, Marvins Magic Box of Tricks has something for everyone. First and foremost, this magic set includes a variety of props such as playing cards, coins, ropes, and balls, among others. These props are essential for performing different tricks and illusions. The set also includes a instructional DVD and a booklet that provides step-by-step instructions on how to perform each trick.
“Go, go, go! To the glass hill go!”
With a carefully composed abracadabra, Old Witch gets herself the beginning of a family when a little witch named Hannah and her black kitten, Little Tom, come swooping in to stay. She obviously understood children, because her books have been very popular, and continue to be read, fifty or sixty years after their original publication.
The set also includes a instructional DVD and a booklet that provides step-by-step instructions on how to perform each trick. This makes it easy for beginners to learn and practice the tricks. One of the great things about Marvins Magic Box of Tricks is that it caters to different skill levels.
Witch Awareness Month
Sometimes, a childhood book is so precious to us that we can recall with joy the numbers of times we read it and pieces of it stick forever in our memories. Such was the case for me with The Witch Family, a book I first read some 45 years ago. Oh Malachi, bumblebee so magical that from that time foreward all bumblebees assumed that name, you are forever imprinted in my memories.
There were, once upon a time, two not-quite-six-years-old girls by the names of Amy and Clarissa. They lived next door to each other on Garden Lane in Washington, DC and they loved to draw pictures and tell stories.
Amy was particularly fond of stories about old grandmother Old Witch because Amy’s mother made up scary tales. So one day, while Amy and Clarissa were drawing, Amy decided that because Old Witch was so very, very wicked, she must be “banquished.”
“Go, go, go! To the glass hill go!”
And so it was that Old Witch, the wickedest great-great-great grandmother Witch and her cat, Old Tom, were sent to live on the great glass hill with only herbs to eat and the strictest of instructions to never cause any wickedness at all until Halloween (because you can’t have a proper Halloween without witches). To ensure that Old Witch behaved, Amy sent her emissary Malachi the bumblebee who, due to the powerful effects of a magical Rune, was able to spell . . . and to sting and sting and sting to get his point across.
Old Witch was most perturbed by this turn of events, and most resentful. How could she do without her hurly-burlies and backanallies? Besides, it was lonesome and bleak on the great glass hill.
But Amy was not a cruel girl, and she sends letters to Old Witch via a bright red cardinal bird. With a carefully composed abracadabra, Old Witch gets herself the beginning of a family when a little witch named Hannah and her black kitten, Little Tom, come swooping in to stay.
Hannah, being a proper little witch girl, must go to Witch School. After all, Amy and Clarissa must go to school so it’s only natural. It’s never easy being the new kid, though.
With Malachi there to protect her, things get sorted out pretty quickly!
And so the story goes between the lives of Amy and Clarissa, and the lives of the Witch Family, where the imaginations of two little girls become reality and the two worlds intersect.
Hannah is lonely on the glass hill and sometimes frightened of Old Witch. One day, while Old Witch is off causing trouble despite dire warnings from Malachi, Hannah finds a way into the glass hill and makes friends with a young mermaid who lives in crystal pools of water. She has a Mer-cow and a baby mermaid sister. Hannah realizes how lonely she is and wishes for a baby sister of her own. Amy and Clarissa feel this is an appropriate thing to wish for . . . so an abracadra or two later, a Weenie Witchie strapped to a tiny broom along with a scrawny black kitten come sailing into the house on the glass hill.
Now, you know that Old Witch just cannot help being wicked for that is her nature, and mischief ensues as the days go by. There are adventures – but not too awful because the banquisher (Amy) doesn’t really want to have a Halloween without witches sailing through the air! Oh, but there are visits back and forth between the worlds, and a few hurly-burlies, and a scare or two besides.
The story seamlessly blends the mundane world with the magical world and the ways of children with a cleverness of phrasing usually reserved for more mature readers. It’s a tale full of heart and mystery, nervous adventure and the comfort of one’s favorite swing, of being alive, and of learning to love. And, in the words of Malachi,
The set includes tricks that are suitable for beginners, as well as more advanced tricks for those who have some experience in magic. This makes it a versatile set that can grow with the magician as they develop their skills. The variety of tricks in this set is impressive. It includes classic tricks such as the vanishing coin, the floating ball, and the disappearing card, as well as more unique tricks like mind reading and levitation. This ensures that the magician can entertain and amaze their audience with a different trick each time. The quality of the props in Marvins Magic Box of Tricks is also worth mentioning. The props are made from durable materials, ensuring that they can withstand repeated use. This is important, as some tricks require the props to be handled and manipulated quite extensively. Overall, Marvins Magic Box of Tricks is a comprehensive magic set that offers a wide range of tricks and illusions for magicians of all skill levels. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced magician, this set has something to offer. With its extensive collection of props and detailed instructions, it is a great tool for anyone looking to explore the world of magic. So, if you have always been fascinated by magic, Marvins Magic Box of Tricks is definitely worth checking out..
Reviews for "Uncover the Mystery of Marvins Magic Box of Tricks"
1. Emily - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "Marvin's Magic Box of Tricks". The tricks were not impressive at all and seemed quite basic. It felt like I could have easily found similar tricks on the internet or in a beginner's magic kit. The instructions were not clear, and it took me a lot of time and effort to figure out how to perform the tricks properly. Overall, I expected more from this product and would not recommend it to anyone looking for a fun and exciting magic experience.
2. Samuel - 1/5 - I have to say, I regret purchasing "Marvin's Magic Box of Tricks". The tricks were so predictable and lacked any wow factor. It was as if the magician's secret was already revealed to the audience before the trick even began. Additionally, the quality of the props and materials provided in the box were disappointing. Some of them even broke after just a few uses. I was hoping for a magical experience, but instead, I felt like I wasted my money on a subpar product.
3. Sophia - 2/5 - I was not impressed with "Marvin's Magic Box of Tricks". The tricks included were too simple and lacked the creativity and originality I was hoping for. I have seen similar tricks performed by amateurs on YouTube, so it was disappointing to see them included in a supposedly professional magic box. The instructions were also poorly written and difficult to follow, making it even more frustrating to learn and perform the tricks. I would recommend looking for a more advanced and innovative magic set if you're looking to truly be amazed.
4. Lucas - 2/5 - "Marvin's Magic Box of Tricks" did not live up to my expectations. The tricks were quite basic and felt outdated. I was hoping for more modern and mind-blowing illusions, but instead, I got tricks that I have seen countless times before. The quality of the props was also not up to par, as they easily broke or got damaged during use. Overall, I found the whole experience underwhelming, and I would advise others to look for a different magic set that offers more exciting and original tricks.