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Misconceptions And The Magic SHOW Book Report
TRAVIS and the MAGIC SHOW
By: Ingrid Davis

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Once upon a time there was a little boy named Travis who loved to do magic tricks. He loved magic tricks so much, his friends nicknamed him Tricky Travis. Tricky Travis was so good at his magic tricks, he could make fussy babies stop crying, sad parents happy, and talking students quiet.

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One Monday morning when Travis went to school, he heard on the morning announcements that his school would be holding it's first ever talent show. ATTENTION, ATTENTION, Principal Jones shouted across the intercom; Kingsway Elementary will be holding it's first annual " I've got Talent", talent show. Come to the main office to sign up.

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Immediately Travis thought to himself, I have to sign up, I have to sign up! I can perform my famous flowers out of an open hat trick! Everyone will love me. I will make Principal Jones, and Mrs. Walker so proud. Tricky Travis could barely complete his class work because he was just that excited. As soon as the noon bell rang for lunch, Travis dashed out of Mrs. Walker's fourth grade class to the main office. Principal Jones, Principal Jones, Travis shouted, where do I sign up, where do I sign up?
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Travis stood on stage with that ray of sunlight beaming down on him, frozen. He was scared. This big audience was nothing like the crowd of friends that watched him perform at recess, nor like his family members that he would perform for at home. Travis ran off the stage in freight. He ran right into Lindsey. "Travis what's wrong?" , Lindsey asked. " I can't do this, I just can't!". " Travis, remember what Mrs. Walker always says there isn't I can't, only I can, or I can ask for help, and I'll help you" Lindsey said. Travis took a deep breath, " ok, Lindsey" he

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