The Magic Zablet is a story about a girl who comes into the possession of an enchanted tablet computer. Using this computer Millie Tyler visits the cyber world and encounters the kind of friends and foes, acquaintances and tricksters and trials and tribulations that people find each and every day on the internet. If only Millie can better realise who really means well and what to stay away from; then she can get home ...

Maykel and his dad have just finished shopping at the mall. As they head back to the car, Maykel spots some strange lights flashing from a broken wagon nearby. Curious, he approaches the wagon, and discovers a mysterious tablet laying inside. He navigates through the device, and unleashes a series of unimaginable events that later puts him and his family in jeopardy.

Princess Daisy is a girl who has everything, including lots of friends. Using her magic tablet, she lets all of her friends know about her fabulous life. Should Princess Daisy be sharing quite so much? A modern-day fairy tale for modern day princesses.

Five elements. Four friends. One city—and its sinister shadow. This epic middle grade series is filled with awesome elemental powers, nightmarish creatures, and nonstop adventure that will thrill fans of Avatar: The Last Airbender, Rick Riordan, and Brandon Mull. When Gabe Conway and his friends find a strange old map in his uncle’s office and follow it to a crumbling secret chamber beneath San Francisco, they think they’re just having one last adventure before Gabe moves away. They don’t expect to end up bound to the magic of the elements, or to set off a chain of events that none of them can explain. But they’re about to get more of an adventure than they bargained for. A power-hungry cult is plotting to merge our world with a twisted parallel realm—and now it’s up to Gabe, his friends, and their new elemental powers to save San Francisco from utter destruction.

Mulholland provides illustrated instructions for mastering scores of magical feats: card tricks relying on an easy memory device, extemporaneous tricks such as making a coin vanish and then reappear in a bread roll, tricks for entertaining youngsters, magical thought transference, and other exploits of mystifying wizardry.

Benjamin's looking at eight weeks of summer school someplace which can only be reached by a teleporter inside the ugly picture in his hallway. And that's the most normal thing he does all summer.

Hermetic Tablet is an annual Journal of Western Ritual Magic where people, from all traditions, share their experiences. Some of the contributors are well known names in the occult field, while others are just those who want to share knowledge and experiences with the public. This issue contains articles by Nick Farrell, Aaron Leitch, Jayne Gibson, Tony Fuller, Ina Custers-Van Bergen, Christine Zalewski, Eirini Tsotsou, Constantinos Nterziotis, João Pedro Feliciano, Naomi Ozaniec, Adam Pearson, Mat Ravignat, Angelo Albano and Ian Rees. The Journal covers subjects related to Western Ritual Magic including Goetia, Golden Dawn, Wicca, Theurgy, Angelic Magic, Ancient Egypt, Hermetics and pagan ritual.