Noah and the Three Wishes

Three wishes, one genie and a flying carpet

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ChildNoah, aged 4
StoryAladdin and the Magic Lamp
Book8 pages, one photo
Picture styleIllustrated
Illustration strengthMedium
Illustration lookLuminous drawing

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Noah and the Three Wishes

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Four-year-old Noah wandered through the bright, noisy market with empty pockets. He admired red ribbons, golden bread, and a pyramid of dates. Everything seemed to sparkle, even without a coin.
Behind the market, Noah found a stone door in the hillside. 'Open,' he whispered. The door ground aside, and warm light climbed the steps from the darkness below.
Noah followed the steps into a cave beneath the market. Jewels glittered all around, but a dusty old lamp caught his eye. He rubbed it clean with his sleeve.
Blue smoke curled from the lamp, and a great genie rose above Noah. 'Three wishes, little friend!' he said. Noah blinked at the smiling giant, then smiled right back.
'I wish to be safely out of this cave, in my own street,' said Noah. Whoosh! There he stood beneath the familiar sky, holding the lamp and breathing a happy sigh.
Noah's second wish gave his family a palace to be proud of. A greedy merchant traced the lamp to the cave and planned to steal it. 'New lamps for old!' he called. Noah spotted his sneaky eyes.
Noah left a shiny teapot on the roof and sat on a flying carpet, the lamp tucked behind him. Away he flew! The merchant grabbed his prize—and found it was only a teapot.
Noah landed and lifted the lamp. 'My last wish is to set you free!' The genie sparkled like a sky full of stars, and Noah waved goodbye with a warm, happy heart.

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