mirrors

Lonely and isolated, twelve-year-old Oliver Parker's longing for friendship and a little adventure materialize one winter Paris evening when he looks into a mirror and is swept away to the Palace of Versailles and into the court of the Window Wraiths, where he becomes their ruler.

Merle and Serafin overhear a plot to capture the Flowing Queen, and set out to rescue her and save Venice from the Egyptian mummy warriors threatening the city.

Describes different experiments to do with mirrors.

Shows kids the science behind light and reflection, explaining why they can see themselves in a shiny doorknob or a puddle on the street.

Identical twins Bert and Will's mischief-making leads their father, the baron of Ambercrest, to the decision to separate the boys for the summer, and Bert is sent off to the deserted outpost known as The Crags where his kinship with his brother is replaced by dark magic and deceit.

Max is thrilled when he discovers a mirror in his attic that can make him invisible, but his fun turns to fright when his disappearances begin to last longer than he wants.