unofficial changeover passporter chronicles

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Talking to Dragons (Enchanted Forest Chronicles)

96 reviews
Patricia C. Wrede

Point Fantasy, 1995

Childhood favorite
I loved this series in middle school and would highly recommend it as a fun leisure read for children in that age bracket.

Page (Protector of the Small)

117 reviews
Tamora Pierce

Scholastic Point, 2004

Tamora Pierce has created another masterpiece!
Keladry of Mindalen has passed her test and is now a full page, dreaming of becoming a knight. Kel is keeping up with life but it's getting hard. She still has to handle to fact that many, many people are still mad about her becoming a page. While she deals with this she is trying to maintain her training. And ALSO trying to deal with her feelings for her best friend, Nealan of Queenscove. In ...

The Emperor Mage (Immortals)

117 reviews
Tamora Pierce

Scholastic Point, 1999

Ozorne's making trouble!
Daine and her teacher Numair Salamin are sent to Carthak as part of the peace legion. But although Ozorne says that he didn't attack Tortall Daine can tell that he's up to something. She can feel it. In this book Daine is captured by...sorry I won't tell you. Numair tries to save her and...another thing I won't say. Ozorne is growing powerful and Daine see's her power growing in strange ways. ...

The Only Alien on the Planet

75 reviews
Kristen D. Randle

Scholastic, 1995

Will make you think...
A total ten!! A truly thought-provoking, intense & emotional book. I am having my dtr (11) read this book and the discussions will be endless. It opens up dialogue between parents & kids about common misconceptions and snap judgements that we ALL make on a daily basis, sometimes unintentionally, sometimes on purpose. I would say this is more geared to a 6th grader or older unless you judge your ...

Is Life Worth It? Sex, Money and Power from a Psychic's Point of View

133 reviews
Stephen Piperno

Infinity Publishing, 2005

Clever and Historical
I found that this book has a lot of history in it. It was nice to read about psychic Stephen's views. I am a firm believer in being open minded and this psychic book made me feel more open minded then ever. I clearly wanted to get a taste of psychic science in a nut shell and I did. This was the 3rd psychic book that I have read and I found it to be different and somewhat entertaining. I ...

When Crickets Cry (Center Point Premier Fiction (Large Print))

66 reviews
Charles Martin

Center Point Large Print, 2007

Very Inspiring
Charles Martin is a wonderful writer. His characters are developed well and I came to love them. This is a great book!

The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World 2007 (Unofficial Guides)

110 reviews
Bob Sehlinger, Len Testa

Wiley, 2006

A Must Have!
This book was such a great help! I purchased several other, but this was by far, the most comprehensive and best written!

Wild Magic (Immortals)

271 reviews
Tamora Pierce

Scholastic Point, 2004

Wonderful Story
I read this before I read the other series (Song of the Lioness)so I really had no background info on the setting. The plot is intriguing and the details back it worthwhile.

Alanna, the First Adventure (Song of the Lioness)

576 reviews
Tamora Pierce

Scholastic Point, 1998

Modern Classic for Young Adult Fantasy Readers
A tale of growing up and acceptance with a strong female lead who shows, without being ultra feminist, that girls can accomplish anything that boys can.

The Forbidden Game: No. 3 (Point Horror)

76 reviews
Lisa Smith

Scholastic Point, 1995

Thrill Of the Forbidden
I would be hard pressed to pick one of L.J. Smith's leading guys as my favorite, but Julien was and still is one of the most intriguing leads in all the books I have ever read. This book has it all, romance and intrigue, drama and suspense. But best of all, unlike a lot of the YA fiction that is out there it actually will keep you up at night wondering about who might be standing over your bed. ...

An Ordinary Man (Readers Circle)

33 reviews
Paul Rusesabagina, Tom Zoellner

Center Point Large Print, 2008

Phenomenal Biography, modestly written
I purchased this book two months before I had the courage to read it. I feared it would be too upsetting and entirely depressing to engage myself in. The book begins with a wonderful history of Paul's life. His vivid descriptions of The Land of A Thousand Hills, the banana beer, the family, his path to hotel management. It is an interesting story about a young man growing up in Africa. ...

Changeover: A Supernatural Romance (Point)

33 reviews
Margaret Mahy

Puffin, 1994

One of my teenage favorites
I read this book as a teenager when it originally came out in 1984. The greatest compliment that I can give The Changeover is that twenty+ years later, I still reread it sometimes--and I still enjoy it. I can't say that about too many of my childhood books. The Changeover was a rare bird back in mid-eighties--there weren't too many well-written books about magic and the supernatural with ...

The Complete Guide to Walt Disney World

62 reviews
Julie Neal, Mike Neal

Coconut Press, 2007

Disney in Detail
I purchased this book right before a fall trip to Disney World with my 3 teenagers, and it was the best thing I did. A lot of detailed information about restaurants and tips on where to get good snacks was right on target. We were able to find some wonderful out-of-the-way places to eat for a good value while in the parks that we may not have stumbled upon on our own. The book also recommends ...

Finding Noel

58 reviews
Richard Paul Evans

Center Point Large Print, 2006

The Real Story
The irony of fictional writing is that it works best when it comes from a real place. According to author Richard Paul Evans, the background story of his novel "Finding Noel," is drawn from the real-life story of Celeste Edmunds, a woman with whom he used to work. As with his previous books, this is a personal work for Evans; he uses family names, origins, religion, illness and little ...

Passporter Walt Disney World 2004 Deluxe Starter Kit: The Ultimate Travel Guide, Planner Organizer, Journal, ...

42 reviews
Jennifer Watson, Dave Marx, ...

Passporter Travel Press, 2004

Greatest Disney Planning Guide...EVER
I LOVE this book!!! I live in FL but hadn't been to Disney in years, so I decided to buy a planning book before our big trip. Well, I sure got more than I bargained for with this book. It has useful information about every resort, restaurant and ride...and more! The passporter pockets make it convenient to store your hotel confirmations, priority seating confirmations and tickets prior to ...

The Market Guys' Five Points for Trading Success: Identify, Pinpoint, Strike, Protect and Act!

32 reviews
A. J. Monte, Rick Swope

Wiley, 2008

A must read book for investors
I consider this book to be a must read when you invest. The approach to investing that they recommend is very simple and is the best group of ideas I have come across yet. Their chapter on mistakes to avoid is critical reading, every time I have neglected their recommendations it has cost me money. This chapter alone is worth many times the price of the book. In today's highly volatile market ...

Winning Points with the Woman in Your Life One Touchdown at a Time

42 reviews
Jaci Rae

North Shore Records, 2005

Love comes with a team and rules of engagement
Jaci's lived Love in a big way. She expresses her wisdom, experience & hope so that we can stay in the game - get back in the game! and play to win. Just like any game - Love comes with a team and rules of engagement. You've been doing it your way - are you up for a little conditioning - some big league coaching? Easy, clear, fun & constructive read. Thank you, Jaci!

Winter of Fire (Point)

58 reviews
Sherryl Jordan

Point, 1995

From Young to Old
So, you've already read over and over again what this book is about--I won't bore you with a summary, let me instead tell you that I first read this book in 9th grade and the story was soo rich and imaginative that I am now 24, still own the book and still read it from time to time. You will not be disappointed.

Little Britches: Father and I Were Ranchers

60 reviews
Ralph Moody

Center Point Large Print, 2004

Speechless
Oh I am speechless. This is a book full of grace, character, This is the writers real life boyhood and apparently thought he could make a good book out of it. Boy was he right! I could read this book about three hundred times and then maybe think about putting it down! This man had such a life as a kid! man you would think it was fictional but when you know its not it makes you well... Speechless!

Dreadful Sorry (Point Signature)

48 reviews
Kathryn Reiss

Econo-Clad Books, 1999

An intriguing, haunting mystery with a dash of romance.
I first read this book I was in the 6th grade, and I recently bought it and read it again. I have to say, I liked it better the first time round. But that might have been because I was younger, and this book seems suited for the pre-teen, young teen audience. The book I recently bought was different from when I read it in 6th grade--the cover was different, and I was disappointed because this ...

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