A merchant named Massoud encounters a terrifying beast, a genie with magical powers who accuses Massoud of having committed a terrible crime. Poor Massoud is to be severely punished, but first the genie agrees to listen to tales told by a farmer, a man and a woman who all just happen to be passing by. Will Massoud escape the awful genie in the end?
You can read of the opening chapter of The Merchant & the Jinni right here.
A merchant named Massoud encounters a terrifying beast, a genie with magical powers who accuses Massoud of having committed a terrible crime. Poor Massoud is to be severely punished, but first the genie agrees to listen to tales told by a farmer, a man and a woman who all just happen to be passing by. Will Massoud escape the awful genie in the end?
You can read the opening chapter of The Merchant & the Jinni right here.
This fantastic story is the 8th title in the Arabian Nights Adventures series by Kelley Townley and Anja Gram.
All titles in the series are available at http://amzn.to/2jTtTET.
We are delighted to be publishing the 8th book in the fantastic Arabian Nights Adventures series by Kelley Townley and Anja Gram.
Arabian Nights Adventures is an exciting new collection of chapter books that are proving to be extremely popular with our young readers.
The Merchant and the Jinni will soon be available on Amazon. In the meantime take a look inside and have a read of the opening chapter right here.
A merchant named Massoud mounts his horse one day to go and visit his supplier of nutmeg. Exhausted from the heat of the sun, he turns from the path to seek shelter at a small oasis. Unknown to Massoud, however, this tranquil spot is in fact a place of malignant magic, inhabited by a malevolent jinni. Before long the demonic beast appears carrying two giant scimitar swords and accuses poor Massoud of having committed a terrible crime … for which he is to be severely punished. Can poor Massoud escape this awful fate? The Merchant and the Jinni is a collection of tales of dark magic, fear and vengeance, over which only the power of forgiveness can triumph.
ISBN 978-1-911030-07-2
Black and white paperback with illustrations, 142 pages. Unabridged.
Harpendore 
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