Bert's Misadventures: The Book of Magic. In book 1 of this adventure series, follow what happens when Bert comes into possession of a book of magic. He and his gaming group learn the magic in the book and open a portal to a distant realm. Once there they begin to collect powerful magical items to assist them in the war they will have to rid the land of two evil magic users. The big question is will they find the items they need and learn to work as a group before some of them are killed? Book I: Bert was lucky and impulsive. Being lucky the consequences of his acts usually fell on those around him. He finds a book of magic and other items sent from a realm called Zenerath. Without really thinking it through, Bert agrees to learn magic and create a portal to return to Zenerath to battle two evil beings. The consequences of this act begin to fall on Bert and his close gaming friends. Come along and see just how much trouble Bert can get into as he and his friends learn Magic. REAL MAGI

Book #2 Bert's Misadventures - The Land of Zenerath Bert and his friends continue their adventure. They learn the magic from the book and then open a portal to the land of Zenerath. They cross over and begin their quest to retrieve powerful magical weapons to be used in the battle to defeat the evil magic users that are currently barricaded in the north of the country. Part of the quest requires them to re-establish contact with the Elves and Dwarves. Join them as they attempt to locate the lost brothers.

Book #3 Bert's Misadventures - The Quest Bert and his group, which now include Elves and Dwarves meet with Katherine, Queen of Zenerath to inform her of their quest and seek help in forming and army to invade the north. They continue to gather weapons and power, building for the battle that is ahead. Stay with them and find out the surprising end to the misadventure.

When he stumbles across Dr. Merlin's Magic Shop on a foggy day, Nick finds himself pitting his wits against the famous magician.

First published in 1998, music scored for film has only relatively recently received the critical attention which it merits. Many composers in the twentieth century have written works for films or documentaries, a number feeling that this aspect of their output has been undervalued. This dictionary complements other studies which have appeared in recent years which look at the technical and theoretical issues concerned with film music composition. Arranged alphabetically by composer, the volume comprises over 500 entries covering all nationalities. Each entry includes very brief biographical information on the composer, followed by a list of the films (with dates) for which he or she has composed. Details of recordings are also given. The dictionary’s international coverage ensures that it will become a standard reference work for all those interested in the history of twentieth-century music and the development of film.

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