The Magical Powers of the Magic Tree House Leprechauns

The Magic Tree House Leprechaun is a book in the popular Magic Tree House series written by Mary Pope Osborne. Published in 2013, it follows the adventures of Jack and Annie as they travel to ancient Ireland on a mission to save a story. In this book, Jack and Annie are whisked away to a magical tree house that belongs to Morgan le Fay, a powerful enchantress. Inside the tree house, there are numerous books that transport the siblings to different historical eras and places. In this particular story, the tree house takes them to ancient Ireland during the time of St. Patrick.

Angelica: Are you kidding? Don't you know it's always the gorgeous girl with the naturally bouncy hair who stays behind in the house, and never makes it to the end of the movie? I'd be a goner.

Code Title Date Day Time 002 Coup DeVille Apr-12-2003 Sat 9 30p 005 Truth or Consequences Nov-29-2003 Sat 8 00p 004 Bad Kimi Nov-29-2003 Sat 8 30p 010 Tweenage Tycoons Nov-29-2003 Sat 9 00p 001 Susie Sings The Blues Nov-29-2003 Sat 9 30p 003 Chuckie s in Love Dec-6-2003 Sat 5 00p 006 Thief Encounter Dec-6-2003 Sat 8 00p 007 River Rats Dec-13-2003 Sat 8 00p 013 Brother, Can You Spare The Time Jan-17-2004 Sat 8 00p 009 The Old The Restless Jan-24-2004 Sat 8 00p 008 It s Cupid, Stupid Feb-14-2004 Sat 8 00p 011 Tommy Foolery Mar-27-2004 Sat 8 00p 016 Bad Aptitude Jun-4-2004 Fri 6 30p 018 Fools Rush In Jun-5-2004 Sat 8 00p 019 Memoirs Of A Finster Jun-12-2004 Sat 8 00p 020 Miss Nose It All Jun-17-2004 Thu 6 30p 999 014 015 Interview With A Campfire Jun-25-2004 Fri 8 00p 021 Runaround Susie Jul-17-2004 Sat 8 00p 012 Lucky 13 Aug-28-2004 Sat 8 00p 017 Saving Cynthia Oct-2-2004 Sat 7 30p 023 The Science Pair Nov-6-2004 Sat 8 00p 022 Izzy or Isn t He. Code Title Date Day Time 002 Coup DeVille Apr-12-2003 Sat 9 30p 005 Truth or Consequences Nov-29-2003 Sat 8 00p 004 Bad Kimi Nov-29-2003 Sat 8 30p 010 Tweenage Tycoons Nov-29-2003 Sat 9 00p 001 Susie Sings The Blues Nov-29-2003 Sat 9 30p 003 Chuckie s in Love Dec-6-2003 Sat 5 00p 006 Thief Encounter Dec-6-2003 Sat 8 00p 007 River Rats Dec-13-2003 Sat 8 00p 013 Brother, Can You Spare The Time Jan-17-2004 Sat 8 00p 009 The Old The Restless Jan-24-2004 Sat 8 00p 008 It s Cupid, Stupid Feb-14-2004 Sat 8 00p 011 Tommy Foolery Mar-27-2004 Sat 8 00p 016 Bad Aptitude Jun-4-2004 Fri 6 30p 018 Fools Rush In Jun-5-2004 Sat 8 00p 019 Memoirs Of A Finster Jun-12-2004 Sat 8 00p 020 Miss Nose It All Jun-17-2004 Thu 6 30p 999 014 015 Interview With A Campfire Jun-25-2004 Fri 8 00p 021 Runaround Susie Jul-17-2004 Sat 8 00p 012 Lucky 13 Aug-28-2004 Sat 8 00p 017 Saving Cynthia Oct-2-2004 Sat 7 30p 023 The Science Pair Nov-6-2004 Sat 8 00p 022 Izzy or Isn t He.

Patrick. Upon arriving in Ireland, Jack and Annie soon discover that they are not alone. They encounter a mischievous leprechaun named Teddy, who becomes their guide on their quest to save a story.

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All Grown Up! was the first spin-off series for Rugrats, based on the 2001 special “All Growed Up” which debuted as the highest rated program in Nickelodeon history. All Grown Up! aired its first episode as a preview following the Kids’ Choice Awards in April 2003, and subsequently had its official debut in November, after airing in a number of other countries first. The show lasted for 55 episodes, the last of which aired in August 2008. While the show debuted as one of the highest rated series premieres (not counting the Rugrats special), it faded in popularity with the network after a couple years, with Nick holding back the final 17 episodes to air in the early morning hours in November 2007 and August 2008.

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The characters of “Rugrats” TV series are now preteens. Tommy, Dil, Chuckie, Phil, Lil, Kimi, Angelica and Susie now have to deal with adolescent issues. Making their way through middle school, making new friends and following their dreams, the kids are just trying to cope. [via Gracenote]

The Episode List

The episode list and air dates below are for Nickelodeon in the United States. The dates, days, and times listed are for their first appearance on the network. The codes are official episode numbers used by the network.

Notes

The Rugrats episode “All Growed Up” was sometimes relisted as an All Grown Up episode and given the code #998.

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The leprechaun is initially skeptical of Jack and Annie, but over time, he grows to trust them and aids them in their mission. As they travel through ancient Ireland, encountering mythical creatures and magical beings, Jack and Annie learn about the rich history and folklore of the country. They also learn about the importance of storytelling and the significance of preserving stories. Throughout the book, the author skillfully weaves in educational information about Ireland's traditions and customs, including St. Patrick's Day and the legend of leprechauns. This blend of adventure, fantasy, and educational content is a hallmark of the Magic Tree House series. The Magic Tree House Leprechaun is not only an enjoyable read, but it also serves as an educational tool for young readers. It introduces them to different cultures and historical periods while fostering a love for reading and imagination. Overall, this book is a delightful addition to the Magic Tree House series, captivating readers with its magical setting and engaging storyline. It offers an enchanting glimpse into the world of leprechauns and Ireland's folklore, encouraging children to explore and appreciate different cultures..

Reviews for "The Mischievous Pranks of Magic Tree House Leprechauns"

1. Sarah - 2 stars

I was really disappointed with "Magic Tree House: Leprechaun." The story seemed rushed and underdeveloped. I didn't feel like I got to know the characters or understand their motivations. The magic and adventure elements were also lacking. It felt like a generic, cookie-cutter children's book with no originality. Overall, I would not recommend this book.

2. Mark - 1 star

I found "Magic Tree House: Leprechaun" to be incredibly dull and uninspiring. The plot was predictable and the writing style was bland. I didn't feel any emotional connection to the characters and found myself losing interest quickly. The illustrations were also subpar and didn't add much to the overall reading experience. I would suggest skipping this book and looking for something more engaging and imaginative.

3. Lisa - 2 stars

Unfortunately, "Magic Tree House: Leprechaun" fell flat for me. The story felt rushed and lacked depth. The dialogue was unrealistic and the characters came across as one-dimensional. I was hoping for a captivating adventure, but instead, I got a forgettable and unremarkable read. I was left feeling disappointed and wouldn't recommend this book to others.

4. Alex - 2 stars

I had high hopes for "Magic Tree House: Leprechaun," but it fell short of my expectations. The writing style was choppy and awkward, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story. The plot felt forced and the pacing was off. The concept of a magic tree house is interesting, but it wasn't executed well in this book. Overall, I found it to be a lackluster read that left me wanting more.

Journeying through Time with Magic Tree House Leprechauns