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'Written with masterly ease from the reigning master of children's literature' - The Daily Telegraph; 'Wonderful story . . . illustrations add terrific atmosphere and drama' - Booktrusted News; 'Perfect' - Guardian.
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Philip Pullman's wry wit and award-winning talent brings much to this rich, dark and uplifting rendition of the classic tale ALADDIN AND THE ENCHANTED LAMP. With magic and mischief in equal measure, it will captivate readers of all ages.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This is just part of the amazing story of Aladdin and the enchanted lamp(set in China), beneath the cover lies a story you will not be able to take your eyes off.
The part I liked best was when the Moor was entertaining the Princess, getting her to like him and the last picture in the book, I liked these parts best because the Moor uses lots of funny words e.g"My little bibble bubble" and the picture because it well drawn, like the rest and it is funny.
I would recomend this book to anyone from 6 and older, because it has brillant illustrations on every page and is an amazing story for the whole family.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Philip Pullman's books are marvellous and they attract so many people of all ages. I think Aladdin is the best and exciting book ever. My favourite character was the evil Moor and the Jinee. I thought that the Jinee had put a lot of effort into acting. Aladdin is really impressive and a really, marvellous actor. Aladdin is very funny and not only very funny for little kids but also for grown ups. It is the type of tale that mum and dads would love to read as a bedtime story. Aladdin's mother is very old and the pictures have got a lot of texture in them. Her skin looks really wrinkly and she appears so old. I think Philip Pullman will make some more amazing books. My favourite picture is the bits were the jinnee appears out of nowhere. His glowing red eyes and huge muscular body would scare the living day lights out of anybody. I recommend that this story is for people around the age of (8/30)
CHANTELLE
AGE 11
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Aladdin is tricked by the mean Moor who claims to be his uncle,he tricks him to go into a cave and then the Moor traps him in! Then he discovers the power of the lamp.He then gets out of the cave and marries the beautiful princess Badr 'al' Budur.I liked the story because of the excellent pictures by David Wyatt and the way the Moor tries to impress the princess in all his Glamour.My favourate part is when they go into the magical garden because of on the excellent picture and good description.I would reccommend this book to any body who enjoys excellent storylines and super pictures.
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alladin magic
What a beautifully illustrated book not just for children i bought 3 copies all for adults including myself. one book to buy and keep for future generations to come .
Published 4 months ago by Ms. I. Ali
Superbly illustrated children's story
I have bought several copies of this book for my children's friends - it is one their favourites (and mine). Read more
Published 12 months ago by D. Armstrong
A really exciting story!
Philip Pullman and David Wyatt made an excellent team when they were making a marvellous book called Aladdin and the Enchanted lamp. Read more
Published on 15 Mar 2002
The pictures are as wonderful as the amazing story.
"My luscious little peach" said the evil moor while trying to woo princess badr-al-budr the most beatiful girl in the land". Read more
Published on 29 Jan 2002
Aladdin is a brillient story retold by Philip Pullman
I am the jinne of the lamp,said the great spirit in a voice that shook the rafters,what ever you comand i will obay. Read more
Published on 29 Jan 2002
Philip pullman's nailbitting version of Aladdin
"my little bibble bubble" are the words that the Moor uses to sweettalk the princess into marring
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Published on 29 Jan 2002
Aladdin dived into the hole like a terrier
Aladdin captures a lamp from a marvellous magical garden and the evil moor lies to aladdin saying he is Aladdins uncle. Read more
Published on 29 Jan 2002
pullman pulls another brilliant book.
In this enchanted retelling of Aladdin ,Aladdin falls in love with the Princess Badr al Budur after he has done a job for the moor retrieving the enchanted lamp from the enchanted... Read more
Published on 29 Jan 2002
"My lusicous little peach"
The story of Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp is amazing, it's all about a poor boy who becomes a rich boy and the evilest wreched Moor trys to make his life a misery. Read more
Published on 29 Jan 2002
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