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Gabriel's Magic Ornament | 
enlarge | Author: Randall Bush Publisher: Pristine Publishers, Inc. Category: Book
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Rating: 8 reviews
Media: Paperback Reading Level: Ages 4-8 Pages: 110 Number Of Items: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5 Dimensions (in): 9 x 6 x 0.4
ISBN: 0971663300 EAN: 9780971663305
Publication Date: September 1, 2002 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Shipping: Expedited shipping available Shipping: International shipping available Condition: Our feedback rating says it all: Five star service and fast delivery! We've shipped four million items to happy customers, and have one MILLION unique items ready to ship today!
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Product Description Packed with magical adventure, mystery, and suspense, this humorous but sometimes serious Christmas tale reveals how an imaginary land called Arboria and its fragile Orna folk fall under a powerful evil spell no one can seem to break. But just when all seems hopeless, a secret gift of true magic draws the story to a surprising and wonderful conclusion.
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Gabriel's Magic Ornament February 7, 2003 Vann Winn (Jackson, TN) My wife and I bought this book for our 10 year old son just prior to Christmas. He absolutely loved it. The characters seem to come alive and often remind you of everyday people. Dr. Bush truly makes the spirit of Christmas come alive in this fasinating fantasy tale that teaches as it tells. The illustrations are great and help your imagination to vividly see the story as you read it. I would recommend this book for all children and any adult who wants a fun read.
Gabriel's Magic Ornament February 7, 2003 Vann Winn (Jackson, TN) My wife and I bought this book for our 10 year old son just prior to Christmas. He absolutely loved it. The characters seem to come alive and often remind you of everyday people. Dr. Bush truly makes the spirit of Christmas come alive in this fasinating fantasy tale that teaches as it tells. The illustrations are great and help your imagination to vividly see the story as you read it. I would recommend this book for all children and any adult who wants a fun read.
Gabriel's Magic Ornament by Randall Bush January 30, 2003 Peggy E Smith (Henderson, TN United States) I will never be able to look at a tin soldier the same again. Beautiful, with enough fun that you don't realize how many lessons you are learning about how to make it through the tree of your life without falling into the dark pits.
Creative, Page-Turning presentation of True Magic January 28, 2003 Adam Winters (Louisville, KY) Dr. Bush has created a masterpiece of Christian literature with particular emphasis on the idea of "true magic" and what it should mean to the celebration of the Christmas holiday. It succeeds in portraying the gospel of Christ without falling into the trap of being "preaching" or merely reciting the Romans Road and hoping for the best. Humor is certainly one of the novel's main draws; many of the characters will remind readers of people they know(or wish they didn't know). However, its purpose is to educate the reader about the tradition of Christmas and to ultimately draw them to the value of love and child-like faith. Did I enjoy it? Hey, not every book can give you a reason to believe in Santa Claus again!
Gabriel's Magic Ornament by Heartland Reviews January 17, 2003 Bob Spear (Leavenworth, KS) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Reader: Laura Joy FrancisChris and Laura's father brings home a Christmas tree ornament said to have the power to give an exciting Christmas dream. Chris and Laura place the ornament on the tree together and get more than they bargained for. They are transported to Arboria, where the wicked Lesnit is spreading greed and hatred throughout the land, and has set his sights on conquering the beloved Tree King, ruler of Arboria. Chris and Laura, protected by the angelic Lady, get first-hand experience with the struggle between good and evil, and come to understand the true meaning of Christmas. Randall Bush weaves a fascinating tale steeped in Christian metaphor. Both children and adults will find this story not only entertaining, but also meaningful on many different levels! We rated this book five hearts.
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