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The Magic Shop' was penned in 1903 by the father of science fiction H. G. Wells, whose full name was Herbert George Wells. He was one of the greatest late Victorian and early Edwardian science fiction writers, if not 'the greatest'. H. G. Wells wrote a lot of fantasy fiction, almost bordering on magical realism. 'The Magic Shop' is one such fantasy piece about Gip, a little English boy who wanted his father or 'daddy' to take him into a magic shop they found along their way as they were walking. They don't realize that what they are about to witness in the magic shop will change both their lives forever. It will also indirectly affect them and their viewpoints about magic and how unreal the world seems when genuine magic is performed. Underlying themes of man's existence in this world and the baggage or burdens he carries with him throughout his life are also present in this short story. The story starts with Gip's father, declaring that he had personally seen through the magic shop window several times. However, he always thought it was 'somewhere else' and not where he last saw it. This is a bit of a conjuring element that even before the story commences is already playing in Gip's father's mind. It indicates to us that magic is the central theme of this short story. We realize that it was not only Gip who was a special boy who could have been inducted into the world of genuine magic but also his father, a grown-up little boy who is humble and tender a person as Gip was. One fine day, they manage to perceive and identify the magic shop situated between the patent incubators and a picture shop. They see it because they are ready to be inducted into the world of magic. As mentioned several times in the story, this is because they were genuine good souls. They were not proud, arrogant, and spoilt like the child Edward who could see the magic shop but could not get in. Only pure souls with receptivity to magic and its wonders were allowed into the 'Magic Shop.' The story's central theme is magic, especially the genuine magic enacted by a true conjurer. Indeed, the magic was too real even for the father of Gip to digest.
all product are cheap but poorly manufactured, quality is not good ....
One of the best point to get the best of the best Momos in whole Gaya town and Locality near by ....And cherry on the top ...Paneer roll.....do try the paneer roll they serve ...it is like amazing
Well 5 stars for good food as it started around an year ago and it has already reached a decent position in local hotel lists it's very crowded But not so much for hygiene and customer service is poor and extremely poor in crowded times
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