When Toby is ordered to clear out his bedroom, he finds a forgotten brass lamp under the bed. And there's a genie inside it, who tells Toby of an old Arab proverb which says that, like camel dung, riches do no good until they're spread. The author is a Carnegie Medal and Smarties Award winner.
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This review is from: Sudden Glow of Gold (Paperback)
All three of Fine's Genie books are good, but this one is the most moving and flows the smoothest. Very nice work.
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