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Copyright © 2010 Disney Enterprises, Inc. “Jasmine and the Star of Persia” written by Lara Bergen and illustrations by the Disney Storybook Artists. Copyright © 2008 Disney Enterprises, Inc. Based on characters from the movie Aladdin. Copyright © 1992 Disney Enterprises, Inc. All rights reserved. Published by Disney Press, an imprint of Disney Book Group . No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without written permission from the publisher. For information address Disney Press, 114 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10011- 5690. ISBN: 978- 1-4231-4428- 1 Visit Every night, Princess Jasmine and her husband, Aladdin, would sit on the Magic Carpet and gaze up at the twinkling sky above them. Then Aladdin would tell a story. “What about that star?” Jasmine asked one evening. “The violet one.” “Ah, that,” said Aladdin, “is the Star of Persia . . . named after the legendary j ewel—the biggest, most beautiful amethyst in the world.” “Jewel?” said Jasmine, her eyes wide with curiosity. “According to the legend,” Aladdin began, “the Star of Persia belonged to a beautiful queen who was wise and fair and kind. But, alas,” Aladdin said with a sigh, “not even great queens can live forever. When this queen died, her subj ects hid the j ewel in a tower, sure that there would never be one worthy of its beauty again .” Jasmine’s eyes twinkled. “Tell me, is that story true?” Aladdin shrugged. “I don ’t know. But there is one way to find out . . . if you really want to.” Jasmine smiled. “Of course I do !” Early the next morning, Jasmine,