
Night of the New Magicians
by Mary Pope Osborne
Part of the Magic Tree House series, this adventure follows siblings Jack and Annie as they travel to Paris in 1889 during the World's Fair to help four real historical figures - Louis Pasteur, Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell, and the Eiffel Tower's designer Gustave Eiffel - whose inventions are being threatened by dark magic. The story combines historical fiction with fantasy elements as the children use their magical abilities to protect these important scientific innovations. The book celebrates scientific discovery, innovation, and the importance of knowledge while teaching readers about late 19th century history and famous inventors.
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