Five children and the genie

This is a story for young people written by the English author Edith Nesbit about a goblin who claims to grant dreams and wishes for children, but he only grants one wish a day, and although children like toys, they consider what they pass through in their days of strange situations and funny problems, and it is a story famous for its theme of self-reliance, strength, and responsibility, and emphasizes that what a person does without caring may have a harmful consequence. About the author: Edith Nesbit, a famous English writer and poet, was born in London and lived most of her life there, she became famous for writing fantasy children's novels and was one of the first writers to use imagination in children's literature, and this style made her works very popular among people. About the translator: Maha Al-Sweid, specialized in English language and translation, translates in literature and humanities.