Magician Freddie

Author: [USA] Brooks
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: One of the best-selling children's literature classics of the 20th century, a pinnacle of American children's fantasy literature, perfectly embodying American spirit and American humor! The "Piggy Freddy" series seamlessly blends traditional values with humorous language. It sets the best example for some eternal principles of human life, such as bravery, interaction, friendship, justice, compassion, and self-sacrifice, in a vivid and non-mechanical way. A circus arrives at Bean Farm, and the animals are dazzled by the spectacular performances, especially the magic tricks of the magician Golden. Freddy is so envious that he wishes he could learn a few tricks too, so he can become the center of attention. What happens next? Opportunity comes knocking. A strong wind blows away the tall top hat used in Golden's magic trick, and Golden sends his assistant, the rabbit Presto, to ask Freddy for help. Freddy agrees, but on the condition that Presto teaches him magic. In fact, that hat is far from ordinary—it hides Golden's secret, and Presto is a "puppet" deliberately arranged by Golden to achieve his scheme. Thus, centered around the top hat, an amateur magician named Freddy and the magician Golden engage in an intense battle of wits. Both sides gain and lose, but who will ultimately come out on top?