BR1-21: The Flying Carpet

The flying carpet takes Biff and Kipper into an adventure. Who is the boy in the tower? How can Biff and Kipper help him?

I read The flying carpet. One day, Biff's carpet was torn. But her father said 'We can't afford a new one.' Biff, Chip and Dad were shopping. Biff found an old carpet in the back of the shop. Biff liked it. Dad bought her it. In the house, Biff beat the carpet. It was full of dust and dirt. So, Biff and Mom gave the carpet a shampoo. The carpet looked better. Biff said 'It is a nice carpet.' Biff and Kipper were in Biff's bedroom. They were reading. Suddenly, the magic key began to glow. Another adventure had began. The carpet took them a town. And the carpet stopped by a window at the top of a tower. A little boy was in a littele room, Biff and Kipper climbed into the little room. The boy was the reak king of this land, but his wicked uncle locked him in this tower. His uncle was jealous of the little boy, when the boy was king everybody happy. His uncle was a bad man. He was cruel and greedy. The people asked his mother and her army to attack the city.p But she couldn't do it. She afraid his uncle will harm the little boy. He was a hostage. So, Biff and Kipper helped him to climbed of the window. The carpet took them the boy's mother. Then, the boy's mother called all her soldiers. She told them her son was free. There was a big battle. Biff, Kipper and the boy wached the battle from a safe place. When the battle was over everyone was pleased that the boy was king again. But the boy wasn't pleased. He found his uncle. 'He must be punished for what he did.' the little boy said. Biff and Kipper saw his uncle running away. Biff made a wish and the magic carpet flew after the wicked uncle. The carpet pulled the wicked uncle from his horse. It wrapped itself round him and then it rolled him back to the city. His uncle went to prison, the boy gave Biff and Kipper a present. It was a beautiful toy camel. The magic key took Biff and Kipper home. Kipper said 'What an adventure!'

Hunt, Roberick and Brychta, Alex(1990). The Flying Carpet, Oxford reading tree (404/11903 words)