the present while they were away but Sergeant Fickits convinced him not to. A couple of weeks later Omri's mother brings him the wampum belt and he realises that she knows the truth. She reveals that she, like Omri, has inherited some of Jessica Charlotte's psychic powers and, seeming to read his mind, explains that she's known the truth since the beginning but has kept it to herself. Omri's brothers have no idea and never will. They both agree that it is time to end the adventures for good. Omri closes his figures and the magical car key in the cashbox and decides to give the magic key back to his mother so he will no longer have the temptation to use it to bring the others back again. He first sends the wampum belt back and senses through his psychic powers that Little Bear and his tribe have successfully and safely reached Canada and reveals this to his father along with the fact that his mother knows the truth. However an apparently psychic dream indicates that perhaps he will still have further adventures. References External links Interview of Banks about the book series "An Interview with Myself" – "Lynne Banks asks herself questions that she wished other interviewers would ask her." 1980 British novels Low fantasy novels Sentient toys in fiction Series of children's books J. M. Dent books Books about Native Americans Native Americans in popular culture British novels adapted into films Books with cover art by Michael Koelsch