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Fun, light fantasy; probably suitable for pre-teens, but fun beach reading for adults, too. (

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Young Wizards (101|Omnibus 1-3)

Wizardry [Diane Duane] (3.1|Young Wizards 1-3)

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Magic comes in many shapes and sizes . . . such as this box of the first three titles in Diane Duane's bespelling, bestselling, compulsively readable Young Wizards series. Now So You Want to Be a Wizard, Deep Wizardry, and High Wizardry are available in one handsome package, perfect for gift giving. Put this boxed set into the hands of young readers and make magic!

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