''I never said my wishes were supposed to do anyone any good' said the genie. 'In fact I swore that they would always do as much harm as possible.''
Far to the south in the Land of Ingary, lives Abdullah. By day he is a humble carpet merchant, but in his dreams he is a prince.
Abdullah's dreams suddenly start to come true when he meets the lovely Flower-in-the-Night. When a hideous djinn carries her off into the sky, Abdullah is determined to rescue her, if he can find her, and if he can avoid all the ferocious villains who seem to be after him. But how can he possibly succeed, with only a bad-tempered genie and an unreliable magic carpet to help him?
This is the sequel to 'Howl's Moving castle'
