The Orient Express in its very name conveys a sense of magic. And for small Peter who lived near enough to watch it go by,...

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THE MAGIC JEWEL

The Orient Express in its very name conveys a sense of magic. And for small Peter who lived near enough to watch it go by, the supreme wish was that it would stop. And one day it did- and Peter made friends with a little Oriental princess of his own age when the passengers got out to stretch their legs. He showed her his frog- and she showed him her magic jewel with a special power over all animals. What happened when she went off without her jewel- and what kind of new world opened for Peter, is the theme of this beguiling fantasy. A simple and tender story told in text to be read aloud- and gem-toned picture with an Oriental flavor by Edith Kiem.

Pub Date: Aug. 15, 1960

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Publisher: Viking

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: Aug. 1, 1960

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