The Peril of Magnificent Love

by Emma Magenta and Emma Magneta

Book Overview

Simple lines. Simple story. Universal appeal. It's happened before in the publishing world, and it's happened again with The Peril of Magnificent Love . Author Bradley Trevor Greive walked into a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0740748041
• Release Date: October 2004
• Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing
• Length: 96 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.4" x 0.6" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

The gift of clarity.

Such a tiny little book, such a quick read, such an eye opener for anyone who has ever been head over heals for someone else. The proverbial "light bulb" appears in your head while reading this book. This book is a sigh of relief, and a moment of clarity that one needs when a relationship comes to an end. I highly recommend this book and will certainly pass it on to my girlfriends, who happen to be in the same boat.

A MUST HAVE!

The fact that this book is small enough to be carried around must be no coincidence, since I find my copy carried around and passed around among my friends quite often. The book heals, and if you for some reason don't feel enlightened after reading it, at least you can enjoy the demonstration of the "canadian three step" dance move. I sincerly believe everyone should own this book.

The Peril of Emma Magenta

A simple, yet charming tale of a little girls search for a magnificent love. This story will remind every little girl, young or old, that sometimes the most magnificent things cannot be found in other people.

A girl's book for women

On first glance I'd never guess this book to be so poignant and charming. The Perils of Magnificent Love is quirky (come on, it's a three-eared bunny with foxes... and don't even try to understand what the little lines are above their heads), but the point is concise enough: you don't need to love someone else in order to love yourself. The message is glittered with a surprisingly extensive vocabulary and deceitfully artistic drawings of the fabulous Emma Magenta herself. This gift is best for anyone (or even a good buy for yourself) who is just getting out of a relationship, for in just a few words touches upon the entire stages of dating without making any judgements. I wish more creativity illustrated in this book existed in the world, but its rarity is also what makes this book such a great find.

eclectic. quirky. delicious.

simple, yet keen illustrations perfectly capture the peril of magnificent love. this is the perfect gift for someone starting a relationship, struggling in a relationship, or getting over a relationship. it is perfect.