Bradley And The Magic Carpet

He laid down for a quick snooze and woke up on a magic carpet! What exciting fun will he find? Bradley loves helping. So when his dad asks him to pick blackberries for a yummy pie, the young boy races into action. But after he eats more than he collects, he gets sleepy and has to have a nap on an old rug... only to wake up to discover he's whizzing through the sky! Landing in a faraway desert, Bradley meets a grumpy Sultan who has lost his smile. And the eager-to-please youngster may have the perfect plan to turn that frown upside down! Can Bradley put the sparkle back in the Sultan's day and make it home in time for dinner? Bradley and the Magic Carpet is the charming second installment in the Bradley's Big Adventures children's picture book series. If you or your child like fantastic journeys to distant lands, beautiful illustrations, and stories with important life lessons, then you'll love Julian Hilton's lighthearted tale. Buy Bradley and the Magic Carpet to cheer up a sulky Sultan today!

You are on a magic carpet and can choose your adventure.

For all readers a spectacular book combining the arts of illustration and narrative

This study of early sound shorts begins with an explanation of the development of sound motion pictures in Hollywood by such influential companies as Warner Bros. and Fox, with an emphasis on short subjects, leading up to the first few months when all of the major studios were capable of producing them. The next chapters discuss the impact on other mass entertainments, the development of audible news reels and other non-fiction shorts, as well as the origins of animated sound subjects. A comprehensive list of pre–1932 American–made shorts completes the volume.

Includes: It Folds by Brokentalkers and junk ensemble; LOVE + by MALAPROP Theatre; The Windstealers by Jane Madden; Our Island by Barry McStay; Tryst by Finbarr Doyle and Jeda de Brí; Half Light by Mollie Molumby; Briseis After the Black by Dylan Coburn Gray and Traitor by Shane Mac an Bhaird. 'For the last twenty-two years, Dublin Fringe Festival has staged a city takeover every September. We are Ireland’s largest multidisciplinary arts festival and one of the world’s only entirely curated Fringes. Fringe is where trends get set, where new styles of work and ideas are born. The radicals and experimentalists, the artists whose projects just don’t fit in the box, the crafters, the grafters, the misfits and the clarion voices all thrive at Fringe. We champion glorious, sensorial performances that you feel, that you see when you close your eyes; consequent work that makes demands of both artist and audience, and artists who have a contagious sense of purpose. It’s the festival where Irish artists make their mark. This volume, Fresh Cuts, has just a taster of the bold theatre artists from the 2015 and 2016 editions of our festival, Tiger Dublin Fringe. It’s a selection of indelible and adventurous works from playwrights and makers whose lead you’ll want to follow.'