The Book of Wizard Craft: In Which the Apprentice Finds Spells, Potions, Fantastic Tales & 50 Enchanting Things to Make Review

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(More customer reviews)I'm 28 years old. I have no children. I don't even have any small children anywhere in my immediate family. And here I am, buying and writing a gushing torrent of praise for a children's book.
This is the best book in the whole world. No, really. Okay, except maybe the proper Harry Potter books, but. It's still a darn fine book.
The crystal ball lamp is really what I'm itching to make. Meanwhile, I've been busying myself with churning out wizard money, rings, and baby unicorn horns to dole out to Potter-loving friends. And you bet I'm going to try the Every Flavor Be--ah, I mean, All Flavors Gumdrops recipe posthaste. Can't wait to see the look on my boss's face when I slip him a tabasco one. Ahem.
Kids WILL need help from grownups for most of this stuff, but that's not a bad thing. And, if I may make a suggestion: if you help your kids whip up a batch of Dragon Blood, put it in little plastic bottles from the craft store--and glue the caps on. Messy stuff

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Pokemon & Harry Potter: A Fatal Attraction Review

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(More customer reviews)This sort of thinking makes Christianity look plain silly. It presents an image of Christians as close-minded simpletons, easily lead by fear. And make no mistake, Arms is out to spread fear - it's remarkably easy to control people who are afraid.
As a Christian I am insulted that the very serious subject of good vs. evil is trivialized by comparison to a harmless series of books. The only crime J.K. Rowling is guilty of is getting kids' noses away from the T.V. and into books. As for Pokemon, referring to a cartoon as the work of Satan is simply moronic.

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A Supernatural Battle Is Now Raging for the Minds andDestinies of Our Children. This Is a Battle That Parents Can and MustWin.Violence, psychic manipulation, witchcraft, murder, demons, wizards,magic, Satanism, and the occult are but a few of the featuredattractions in the world of the ever-popular Pokemon phenomena and thecelebrated Harry Potter series.This eye-opening book is a stunning expose that penetrates the cleversatanic camouflage which attempts to conceal the true diabolic natureof today's most popular children's literature and games.Backed by the authority of the Word of God and his almost threedecades in the ministry, Phil Arms provides an electrifying analysisof the most commerically successful children's entertainment of thelast century.

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