One blustery October day, while cleaning out a closet at the Good Day Home for Girls, Tatty, Phoebe, Mary and Little Ann find an old brass lamp--a wishing lamp!
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Grade 3-5 Three girls who live in The Good Day Orphanage for Girls find an old brass lamp. Miss Lavender says that she ordered the wishing lamp from a magazine when she was a girl, and that it came with 101 wishes. The girls wish for all sorts of things from winning the Halloween costume contest to be coming invisible. Tatty, who wishes to become tall, doesn't stop growing, and it takes Miss Know It All to settle the problem. Miss Know It All fans may be somewhat disappointed in this offering as she doesn't appear at all until the next to the last chapter. The rest of the story centers on the girls and the vaga ries of their wishing. The problem of a troublesome wish is satisfactorily re solved in this fast-paced book. Enjoy able recreational fiction for indepen dent readers. Pamela K. Bomboy, Chesterfield County Public Schs . , Va.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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