The Magic Tree House Leprechaun is a book in the popular Magic Tree House series written by Mary Pope Osborne. This enchanting children's book tells the story of siblings Jack and Annie, who discover a magical tree house filled with amazing books. In this particular adventure, the siblings are transported to Ireland, where they encounter leprechauns and have a thrilling adventure. The book begins with Jack and Annie finding a book about Ireland in the Magic Tree House. Using its magic, they are instantly transported to the beautiful Emerald Isle. As they explore the Irish countryside, they stumble upon a little green man named Teddy.

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Oho? That faster than I expected but does expected since the three main profiles already been made. faster than other series. I need to start my gear as well with my verse.

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Yeah. I wanted to add Tenko since she's 3rd most important in the Blitze class but she wouldn't really have much on her profile anyway. Maybe in volume 2 there will be more stuff for everyone.

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Alrighty, so I just finished reading volume 2 and I have to say it's phenomenal. It's just so good. The way the characters are written and their development, especially Tenko's, this volume is something that exceeded my expectations. The author can definitely bring out different emotions. There were times where I wanted to punch the screen and throw my phone which thankfully I didn't, and because of that the ending was really satisfying. Also I did tear up reading it. So yeah, I definitely suggest people start reading it.

Also let's talk about the art. Oh my god is it stunning. Vol 1 and Vol 2 by far has the best LN art I've ever seen. It's just so damn clean. Like, I would suggest reading the novel just for the art alone.

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Alrighty, so yesterday I did a small review and praised the series since it's that awesome. But right now I will try to elaborate on what I plan on doing for a CRT just so people are up to date.

First things first, the God tiers do not have any quantifiable feats that will increase their ratings in terms of AP. And of course there aren't any outliers or stuff that would downgrade them. So 8-A Sir Sid and The Dragon should stay for now.

But the low-tiers are lucky. Thankfully this volume we learned roughly how powerful Sir Sid is compared to them and where they downscale. So in vol 2 we find out that Vol 1 characters or their BOS versions are considered "level 1" and thanks to training with Sir Sid and learning Will, most of the Blitze class are level 5-6 with the strongest of "year 1" students who have the highest fairy sword rank are roughly level 10.(Alvin is level 8 since he progresses faster than most)

Now the reason this is important is because Sir Sid considers himself to be level 10,000. So basically everyone is 10,000x weaker than him.(likely even more since Sir Sid isn't fully recovered) Some might think this is bad but I did the calculations and dividing the 504 tons of TNT(in joules) that Sir Sid scales to places every low tier in 9-B or Wall level. The level 5-6 are like 9-A or Small Building level and the level 10's are around baseline 8-C or building level. So that's nice.

And of course even though AP probably wont change for the God-tiers, speed will. If even the level 1's can reach the speed of sound this makes Sir Sid Sub-Relativistic. And low tiers do reach hypersonic speeds too thanks to the levels stated they have.

And yes, magic output basically makes AP and speed proportional and the level's presented are explained in a linear manner.

In terms of hax it's nothing really major. Some extra-ordinary perception, purification and small stuff like that.

This is it for now. Thoughts? And of course this is bare bones stuff, I will gather scans when making the CRT.

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Magic Knight of the Old Ways: Volume 1

A long, long time ago, in the era of legends, there was a knight known as Sir Sid the Barbarian who pledged his sword to the Holy King Arthur. Unparalleled in strength, he was the greatest magical knight of his time, but also a disgrace to the name of chivalry. His evil deeds were countless, and eventually he met his end at the hands of his own king. or so the story goes. Now a thousand years have passed, and Sid is summoned from his eternal slumber by Alvin, a descendant of Arthur and a prince who knows the truth about Sir Sid the Lightning Knight. Honoring his ancient pact, Sid rises from the grave to help Alvin save the kingdom from impending peril and become the new instructor to Alvin’s class of fellow aspiring knights. As danger lurks in the shadows, Sid must train this class of underdogs to rely on more than just their magical fairy swords and teach them the old ways of the magic knights.

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As they explore the Irish countryside, they stumble upon a little green man named Teddy. Teddy turns out to be a leprechaun in need of assistance. Intrigued and excited, Jack and Annie agree to help Teddy find his pot of gold that has been stolen by a tricky leprechaun named Paddy.

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The siblings embark on a quest filled with riddles, puzzles, and close encounters with mythical creatures. Along the way, they learn about the history and folklore of Ireland, including legends of leprechauns and their mischievous nature. Throughout their adventure, Jack and Annie rely on their wits and problem-solving skills to overcome obstacles and locate Paddy. They venture into enchanted forests, explore ancient ruins, and meet friendly locals who help them along their journey. The siblings also learn about Irish traditions, such as St. Patrick's Day and the significance of four-leaf clovers. As the story unfolds, Jack and Annie develop a deep appreciation for the magical world of leprechauns and the rich culture of Ireland. They discover that leprechauns are not just mischievous tricksters but also guardians of nature and keepers of ancient wisdom. The siblings come to realize the importance of friendship, teamwork, and respect for the environment. The Magic Tree House Leprechaun is a delightful and educational book that captivates young readers with its magical storytelling and vivid descriptions of Ireland. It encourages imagination, curiosity, and an appreciation for different cultures. By taking children on a journey through time and space, it teaches valuable life lessons about friendship, perseverance, and the power of belief. Overall, the Magic Tree House Leprechaun is a wonderful addition to the Magic Tree House series. It combines adventure, fantasy, and cultural exploration in a way that engages young minds and sparks their imagination. Whether reading independently or as a family, children will be enchanted by Jack and Annie's thrilling journey into the world of leprechauns..

Reviews for "A Guide to the Hidden Treasures of Magic Tree House Leprechaum"

1. Sally - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "Magic tree house leprechaun". The story lacked depth and the characters were one-dimensional. The writing style was also very simplistic and didn't engage me as a reader. I was expecting more from a book in the Magic Tree House series, but this one just didn't live up to my expectations. Overall, I wouldn't recommend it.

2. John - 1 star - I found "Magic tree house leprechaun" to be incredibly boring. The plot was predictable and the dialogue felt forced. The book seemed to lack any true excitement or adventure. The illustrations were also quite basic and didn't add much to the overall reading experience. I was hoping for a more captivating and engaging story, but unfortunately, this book fell flat for me.

3. Emily - 2 stars - While I usually enjoy books in the Magic Tree House series, "Magic tree house leprechaun" didn't impress me. I found the writing style to be repetitive and the pacing to be sluggish. The story didn't hold my attention and the characters felt underdeveloped. The lack of depth and complexity made it difficult for me to fully engage with the book. Overall, it was a disappointing addition to the series.

4. Mark - 2 stars - "Magic tree house leprechaun" was a letdown for me. The plot felt contrived and didn't offer any surprises. The themes explored in the book were also quite shallow. Additionally, I found the language used to be overly simplified, which made it difficult for me to connect with the story. I expected more from a book in the Magic Tree House series, but this one just didn't deliver.

5. Sarah - 1 star - I found "Magic tree house leprechaun" to be a boring and unoriginal read. The plot was predictable and lacked any real excitement. The writing felt forced and the characters were forgettable. The book failed to capture my imagination and left me feeling disappointed. I would not recommend it to others who are looking for a captivating and enjoyable read.

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