The Wonder Brothers, Frank Cottrell-Boyce

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The Wonder Brothers, Frank Cottrell-Boyce

Name: The Wonder Brothers, Frank Cottrell-Boyce
Brand: Broadhursts Books
SKU: 1986
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Cousins Middy and Nathan are obsessed with magic — the kind with top hats, capes, and bunnies. But their ordinary life is shattered when Blackpool Tower disappears during the Grand Lights Switch-On, right on cue for Nathan to make a bold promise: he’ll bring it back using magic.

What follows is a spectacular journey. The pair, armed with their passion for illusion, travel all the way to Las Vegas, home of the world’s greatest magicians. There, they team up with Perplexion, a famous (and very mysterious) illusionist, whose tricks and secrets are more powerful than meets the eye.

As they navigate sleights of hand, twists, and big reveals, Middy and Nathan discover that true magic isn’t just about deceiving the eye — it’s about heart, family, and believing in what you can’t always see.

ISBN: 9781529048308

Book Condition: New

Book Authors: Frank Cottrell-Boyce

Book Publisher: Macmillan Children's Books

Book Language: en

Narrative Type: Fiction

Genre: Fantasy

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Book Pages: 272

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