I have never heard of The Pheonix and The Carpet. However, I am excited to read this book. The cover looks very appealing. It reminds me of Aladdin, the Disney movies. I read the introduction about Edith Nesbit in our book, and I find her an interesting woman. I feel as I can relate to her because she was a “mischievous, tomboyish child who grew into an unconventional adult.” She stood for things as a woman that were socially inappropriate at the time. I admire that. Also, the last sentence in the introduction catches my attention and makes me excited to read the book. “One of her most admired abilities as a writer is the combination – often with more than a pinch of humor – of a real-life situation with elements of magical fantasy.” This seems to be the type of book I was most anticipating on reading this semester while taking English 360.
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