COOKIE MAGIC Geraldine Mabin and Lynn Seligman Illustrated by Mark Thurman Toronto, Oxford University Press, 1994. 32pp, paper; $5.95, ISBN 0-19-540994-9. (OX Tales). Distributed by General Distribution Services. CIP Reviewed by Adele M. Fasick Volume 22 Number 4 1994 September Twins Lucy and Oliver try to earn money by helping people out. They mind a plant, a cat, a puppy and even an elderly woman. They enjoy the work so much that they decide to give each of their charges a special treat. They bake cookies and share them with the plant, fish, cat, puppy and woman. To their surprise, the magic cookies cause each animal to produce offspring. Even the elderly woman has a surprise for them. This cheerful picture-book will please young readers. The pictures are lively, although undistinguished, and the text is appealing. An optional purchase. Pre-school to Grade 3 / Ages 3 to 8 Adele M. Fasick is a professor in the Faculty of Information Studies, University of Toronto in Toronto, Ontario HOME | TITLES | AUTHORS | MEDIA | AGE/GRADE | FEATURES | DATES The materials in this archive are copyright © The Manitoba Library Association. Reproduction for personal use is permitted only if this copyright notice is maintained. Any other reproduction is prohibited without permission Copyright information for reviewers Digital Collections / Collections Numérisees cm@mts.net