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The binding is very loose, with endpaper splits front and rear. Pages are clean, intact, yellowed and a bit brittle. Owner's name inside the front cover. This is two books in one. The Parlor Book of Magic and Drawing-Room Entertainments runs 117 pages, followed by the 96-page Parlor Pastimes; or, the Whole Art of Amusing.… Read more about this item

Minor shelf wear to the bottom edge of the book and dust jacket. Everything else looks great. Deckle-edged pages are clean, tight and unmarked.

First edition. Very little wear to book or dust jacket. Deckle-edged pages are clean, tight and bright. The third of four books in the Heritage of Shannara series.

Very little wear to book or jacket, almost like new. This Special Edition contains many full-page illustrations. The fourth of five novels in the Cupboard series. In this one, the secret of the cupboard is revealed.

Cover has creased corners, front and rear. Some spine creases, too. Pages are clean, unmarked and fairly tight. Some pages have been dog-eared at one time. Still an easily readable copy.

Very little wear. Originally published in 1960.

Very little wear, to book or jacket, almost like new. 34 pages are clean, tight and intact. First edition. Dystopian world of totalitarianism and suppressed magic.

Trade paperback. A little wear to the corners, a few spine creases and an outward curl to the lower corners of both front and back covers. 309 pages appear clean, tight and intact. Year one for Harry and the gang.

Very little wear other than the collection of spine creases and slight skewing of the spine that happens so often with used paperbacks.325 pages are clean, tight and intact. Here we have the eighth book of 13 in the Magical Cats Mystery. A pair of regular feline Hogwarts graduates, these two, solving murders left and right. Don't… Read more about this item

Some wear, most significantly a 2 cm tear where the front cover meets the spine (top, left). Pages all clean, intact, and unmarked. No spine creases. Second book of five in the series.

Very little wear, 314 pages. The first of five in the series. An alternate dystopian world where an oppressive charismatic leader consolidates his rule by designating people with magic as enemies of the state.

The first of eight in the Children of the Red King series. Very little wear, almost like new. Glossy cover, 401 pages. Young Charlie Bone discovers he has a magical talent. He can hear the thoughts of people in photographs. This gets him sent to an Academy for children with such magical gifts. Adventure ensues.

Little wear. Some waviness to the pages, emanating from the spine, indicating a book that was stored for a while in a humid environment. Has no impact on reading, other than to make the pages and binding a bit stiff. The second of five in the Gatekeepers series. Evil and magic and suspense and action and horror… Read more about this item

Very little wear, almost like new. First book of five in the Gatekeepers series. Evil and magic and other stuff, too.

The first book of the Rusalka trilogy. Your typical boy meet girl ghost story. With magic, a wizard or two, a dvorovoi, a vodyanoi, and a rusalka (which is the life sucking girl ghost the guy falls for). Book has the usual collection of chips around the edges of the cover, a couple of spine creases, and little… Read more about this item

Second novel in the Rusalka trilogy. A woman who used to be a ghost, lives in peace with her husband, who hadn't been a ghost, and a young wizard in training. Who's doing the training, I don't know. She then leaves under some compulsion, because all good fantasy involves long treks in dangerous places. More stuff… Read more about this item

Presented as the story of an anthropology student's lessons from a Yaqui shaman, this is the last of a set of four books upon which Castaneda built a cult following of sorts. Later determined to be fictional, the young man learns about knowledge and magic that seems to come form a series of mystical experiences and use of hallucinogenic… Read more about this item

#3 of 7 in the Rainbow Fairies series. Little wear. 71 pages. For early readers. There are 71 books in the Rainbow Magic realm, this is just one of them.

Small amount of wear. Complete with margin notes by Harry Potter. 42 pages.

A Merlin Mission Story. #29 in the Magic Treehouse series. Book shows very little wear, the dust jacket has little as well, except for a very sharp lengthwise crease over the spine.