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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Funny Throughout!, October 4, 2000
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Louis Sachar's tricks on words in "A Magic Crystal (Marvin Redpost Series)" will have you and your child giggling, laughing, and even roaring. This story captivated my 6-year-olds' interest without the need for lots of pictures. I found myself enjoying it just as much as he did. My son could really relate to the characters and was excited by the plot. There is no better feeling for a parent when your child asks for more.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Marvin Redpost's a Winner!, February 19, 2001
It all started with Casey Happleton. She was the most unusual girl Marvin Redpost had ever met. She lived in an old fire station. Actually, it had been remodeled and on the inside looked pretty much like a regular house, except for the fire pole right in the middle of the living room. The pole went all the way up to the fourth floor and Casey was allowed to slide down on it. And, she had a big secret...a magic crystal. It used to be a normal rock, but had been struck by lightning in the storm the night before and now, if you made a wish on the magic crystal, it would come true. Casey had already tested it out. She had wished that Marvin would come over to her house and he had. Marvin was pretty skeptical about the magic and so he decided to test it himself. He wished that everyone would be in school the next day, no absences and the next day, everyone was in class. Then Casey wished for homemade cookies for an afterschool snack and a plate was waiting for them when she and Marvin got to his house later that day. Marvin figured the magic could be a coincidence and was pretty iffy. Casey was beginning to get on his nerves, always babbling away about the magic crystal and wishes and he finally got so angry that he wished she'd just shut up. And she did. She stopped talking completely. Now Marvin is starting to panic. No sounds are coming out of Casey's mouth and he doesn't know what to do..... Louis Sachar has written a delightful, silly and endearing story youngsters 6-10 will really enjoy. His writing is funny and true to life, his characters real people that kids can identify with and his scenes are vivid and at times laugh-out-loud funny. A Magic Crystal is a wonderful addition to the Marvin Redpost series.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Marvin Redpost A Magic Crystal?, January 9, 2003
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I read Marvin Redpost, A Magic Crystal? It was a good, funny, exciting, COOL book. Do you think that others will read it? Well I hope that people will read the book because its fun to read it! Kids can read this book when they are in first through third grad!! You can get other book of Marvin Redpost books in you local library!
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5.0 out of 5 stars More Fun by Louis Sachar, May 12, 2007
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These books are great for kids who are picky or have difficulty getting into books and love comedy.
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5.0 out of 5 stars This is a good book, May 13, 2005
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I love this book!It is one of my favorite Marvin Redpost books!It is fnny.They think that the rock Casey has is a magic crystal. It even looks like one too.They keep trying to make wishes on it.Read this book if you want to find out what happens. I love this book so much!
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars CRYSTAL!, May 17, 2005
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This book once again earns five stars!This book is so awesome because Marvin is going to Casey's house!That's so weird.Casey invited him over to look at something.(And I thought he hated her.)At the end something REALLY weird happens.SO READ IT AND FIND OUT!!
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A Magic Crystal? (Marvin Redpost)
A Magic Crystal? (Marvin Redpost) by Louis Sachar (Turtleback - Oct. 2000)
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