Sindbad (English): From the Tales of the Thousand and One Nights

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For centuries, readers have been fascinated by the stories of the Arabian Nights. Perhaps the best-known is Sindbad the Sailor. He discovers an island paradise, but it is actually a giant whale. He sees a huge mountain. It is, in fact, the egg of the famous Roc, a bird so huge that she can carry an elephant in her talons. Sindbad manages to escape from Roc’s nest by tying his turban to the bird’s leg and is transported to the final adventure in this volume: the Valley of Diamonds. It is a story of high adventure and wit overcoming any obstacle.

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Charming Art.......2005-09-03

The art in this book is very charming, but we found the story-telling to be a bit stiff in places. Still, it's a great way to introduce younger children to Sindbad.

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The most fun you can have alone ............Legaly
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More fun than a barrel of fish!
Myth Adventures One.

Myth Adventures One
Robert Asprin
Manufacturer: Meisha Merlin Publishing, Inc.
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ASIN: 1892065355

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Yes, Skeeve and Aahz are back! They are also bringing the whole Myth Adventures group with them! This omnibus, entitled, Myth Adventures One has the first two books, Another Fine Myth and Myth Conceptions. Another Fine Myth - Skeeve was a magician's apprentice--until an assassin struck and his master was killed. Now, with a purple-tongued demon named Aahz as a companion, he's on a quest to get even. Myth Conceptions - After mistakenly being appointed court magician by a regent who should have known better, apprentice mage Skeeve must defend a kingdom from the mightiest invading army in the world.

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The most fun you can have alone ............Legaly.......2003-07-15

If you like fantasy books, if you don't like fantasy books it doesn't matter you'll love this series of Books. Robert Aspirin (who by the way, edited the theives world books) has written an inceredibly hilarious series of books. Skeeve and ahz are the main characters and the situations they get into and the witty and inventive way they get out of those situations is very comical these books have everything from demons ( not demons as we know them but demons= short for deminsion traveler) to dragons ("Bleep"). I have been blind sided more than a few times by these books they are anything but predictible... you can't even count on the main characters being alive at the end of a book..( of course it's just a cliffhanger for the next book). Each book is a continuation of the last. I could talk about these books for hours, and i can get lost in them for even longer.... I have never met anyone who hasn't finished one of these books after starting it.... It is a good idea to start with the first book in the series, Another fine Myth, that way you have a good idea of what kind of relationship ahz and skeeve have and how they became friends.... the myth series is hilarious witty inventive and overall the funniest books i have ever read. I have read and re-read these books a hundred times and they never get boring

Some basic info.......2003-01-11

First, if you haven't read the first two books in the Myth series, this book is a great chance to correct that. If you own the first two books, there's not much point in buying this collection. However...

According to the Asprin's new publisher, Meisha Merlin, the next few books, Myth Adventures 2 and 3 will both have NEW Myth Adventure novellas written by Asprin and Jody Lynne Nye. The short story in number 2 will be Myth Congeniality.

Also according to Meisha Merlin, there are at least two new Myth titles forthcoming, both of which will be by RLS and JLN. The next is due sometime in 2003 and will be called Myth-Alliances. The one after that is is Myth-taken Identity and is due August 2004.

Just thought you might want to know.

Get the entire series.......2002-09-03

I was never much a fantasy fan before. I watch the Si-Fi Channel and I love the fantasy movies but I would refuse to read. Then my dad gave me the original hardcover copy "MYTH Adventures" (Another Fine Myth, Myth Conceptions, Myth Directions, and Hit or Myth) with the original cover illustrations (just to show how old my copies are) and ever since I have been addicted to fantasy books. Especially the MYTH series.

Just to warn you this is a laugh-out-loud story. I would not recommend reading this in public. You might get some odd looks from people that obviously have no sense of humor. Everything is a play on words and the characters are amazingly thought up. The plot is actually imaginable and it flows smoothly. The magik (not magic, there's a difference) has rules. What Skeeve and Aahz can and cannot do in the world of magik does not change throught the series.

To make a long review short, get this book. If you don't enjoy it then don't read it. It just means that you are a boring and unimaginative slouch. However, I can guarantee that from the very first chuckle you'll be hooked. Take it from a fantasy skeptic turned MYTH addict.

More fun than a barrel of fish!.......2002-03-08

ok! I'm a long time Myth fan, so I was very suprised to see the new (old?) books brought to life again! Now, I hate to say it, but I always felt that pretty much all of the Myth books have pretty....short endings. Some are cliffhangers, some, maybe the publisher said, no only X # of pages and are very abrupt, and some are just totally unexpected.

But the concept of the Myth books is fascinating, and I have gone back many times to read then again and again... Much better when you have the whole series to continue on to! But the series is a must read for anyone who considers themselves a sci-fi fantasy fan! They are hillarious and definately worth the read (I don't suggest reading them IN a library cause I always end up stiffling my snickers and laughs!)

Myth Adventures One........2001-11-02

In reading the back of the book you would think this is anything but the first book in the sieres. But it is. Other then that I only have good things to say about this book.

The Strongbow Saga, Book One: Viking Warrior (The Strongbow Saga)

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Not just for teens!
An enjoyable read with points for history
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Riveting action story that will keep you turning the pages

The Strongbow Saga, Book One: Viking Warrior (The Strongbow Saga)
Judson Roberts
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ASIN: 0060799994
Release Date: 2007-06-12

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Ages 14 +

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Not just for teens!.......2007-09-04

This is a marvelous book. I am old enough to be Halfdan's mother so this is NOT just for teenagers. This is storytelling at it's finest. I can't wait for more from Judson Roberts!! If you like this book try Nigel Tranter's novels, these are not about vikings but are good historial fiction.

An enjoyable read with points for history.......2007-05-21

Judson Roberts has in this book started a historical series well worth reading, first and foremost because it's an enjoyable read but also because he takes the reader inside Viking society and culture as it existed in real history rather than in the inaccurate portrayal we are familiar with from the movies.

The characters are complex and well-drawn, and Roberts does not flinch from setting the stakes high for them or from killing off characters that you come to care about. I thought he was particularly good at showing Halfdan, the story's narrator and main character, himself has to reassess what he thinks of people as events bring sudden changes to his life, realizing that what he once perceived things was not necessarily the whole picture. His thinking is forced to change, sometimes in very difficult ways, as when at fifteen his situation abruptly evolves from that of a mere thrall (slave), to that of not only a free man but an acknowledged son of a Viking chieftan, and then all to soon to that of a fugitive fighting for his life. A passage towards the end provides a good example:

"Though my heart protested, in my mind I knew Einar's counsel was wise. It was ironic. I'd often dreamed, as a thrall, of crossing the seas as a Viking raider. I'd dreamed of it as a path to adventure and glory. Now, it seemed, it was to be my path to vengeance. I wondered how long a journey it would be."

Roberts does a very good job of taking his time to develop the characters as real people and to show what Viking life was really like, particularly in how they viewed themselves and the rest of the world. But at the same time the action parts of the novel, particularly when Halfdan and his brother Harald and their companions come under attack and later as Halfdan must survive on his own, are very compelling and draw the reader completely into the struggle.

The only reason I do not rate this as five-stars instead of four is that, while Roberts does a very good job in taking the reader into the heart of Viking times and culture, it is not quite on the level I have seen achieved by writers like Bernard Cornwell and Patrick O'Brien. This in no way detracts from the merits of the book as a read, however, and I do recommend it for anyone interested in that period of history and for anyone who just enjoys a good read. I very much look forward to reading the next volume in the series.

An Enchanting Story.......2007-03-31

Halfdan is just a slave. He is crafty and knows the way of animals but is only a slave to everyone he knows. When Halfdan's father, whom is the leader is about to die and asks his mother to join him in Valhalla, Halfdan is shocked. Why his mother? But his mother says that she will join him if her son, Halfdan is freed. Halfdan's father agrees.

When Halfdan is freed he is now royalty and has a great half brother and half sister. When Halfdan goes to see his new land that he now rules trouble starts. Halfdan finds himself being chased while little do the people chasing him know that he is not the criminal.

This book is adventurous and has a great plot. I hope everyone reading this will try out the book and enjoy it while I wait for the sequel.

the strongbow saga book one viking warrior.......2006-10-30

A little slow starting, but once i began it, wanted to finish it in one setting.

Riveting action story that will keep you turning the pages.......2006-09-30

"In one moment the Norns changed the pattern they were weaving in the fabric of my fate."

From the first line of Viking Warrior, Book One of the Strongbow Saga, I was drawn into the story of Halfdan, a fifteen-year-old boy who starts life as a slave but soon must meet the challenges of becoming a warrior. Set in the world of the 9th century Danish Vikings, Halfdan's life story is changed radically when his mother offers to sacrifice her own life so he can become a free man.

As the illegitimate son of a captured Irish princess and a Viking chieftain, Halfdan labors as a thrall, or slave, in his father's household. His only escape is into the woods he loves, where he masters the use of a bow and arrow. Whenever possible, he works for the estate metalsmith, becoming skilled at creating fine weapons out of molten iron.

When his father, Hrorick, is mortally wounded in battle, the Norns, or fates, weave Halfdan's life in a new direction. His half-brother, Harald, and half-sister, Sigrid, are forced to acknowledge him when his dying father makes him a free man. In exchange, his mother is sacrificed and buried beside the father that Halfdan has despised.

After his mother's death, Halfdan struggles to adjust to wearing fine clothes, dining at the head table in the longhouse, and accepting his new status as master instead of slave. Harald trains Halfdan in battle arts. Soon Halfdan has mastered the use of a sword and shield. He proves himself superior to his brother in the skill of archery.

Halfdan is thrilled to learn he has inherited lands of his own from Hrorick. But before he can claim his inheritance, he must survive the treachery and deceit of Hrorick's stepson, Toke. In the heat of battle, Halfdan faces danger and death, and discovers the hidden depths of his own warrior spirit.

Viking Warrior is a page-turner. Once I started reading the book, I was hooked and found it difficult to stop. There's something for everyone here: history, mystery, action, danger, and even a little romance. Historical details give the book depth and a sense of immediacy that draws you into the story from page one. More books are promised in the series, but this book comes to a satisfying stopping place in what one hopes will be a continuing saga of Halfdan's adventures.

Readers should be warned that the book doesn't wince away from describing the heat and fury of combat. Parents of readers under 12 may want to read the book along with their children. Halfdan lives in a violent world, but nothing is gratuitous. Every detail moves the story along at a fast clip.

Viking Warrior is a gripping story for young and old alike, and will appeal to male and female readers alike. Teachers will definitely want to include this on a reading list for any study of Viking history. It left me wanting to know more about the Vikings, so I was happy to find that the author has set up a website, [...], where you can find interesting articles, bibliographies for further reading, and links to websites.

The Adventures of Little Fox, Book One, Generations (Adventures of Little Fox)

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The Adventures of Little Fox, Generations

The Adventures of Little Fox, Book One, Generations (Adventures of Little Fox)
Marlin L. Houser
Manufacturer: Marhouse Inc.
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ASIN: 0975270303

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Genre: Children's Fiction For ages 8-12 Beginning chapter book for grades 3-5 The adventure begins on a 520 acre reserve where a little fox makes new friends and learns to stay away from dangerous ones. Even in a protected reserve a fox leads an uncertain life. This is a heart warming tale that the whole family can enjoy! This is the first book of, The Adventures of Little Fox series.

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The Adventures of Little Fox, Generations.......2005-05-16

I'm 11 yrs old and I had to do a book report after reading a chapter book. My Aunt just bought the Adventures of Little Fox book for me and I really liked it! I usually pick out a book that has a nice cover and then it's boring to read. This book was fun to read! I love Little Fox, Trecar and Cody!! I can't wait till the next book is ready! I got an A on my report too!

Book One of the Naxos Island Mages: The Grand Adventure

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Book One of the Naxos Island Mages: The Grand Adventure
David Scott Webster
Manufacturer: iUniverse
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ASIN: 0595299334

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Life has never been normal for young Stephunos. ThereÂ's his hyper little brother, the fact that he is a young nobleman, a warrior, and a mage. If his best friend, Chara, isnÂ't beating him senseless, his little brother is playing practical jokes on him. Even though he is twelve, he is already the best swordsman around. Well at least in practice, since he has never had to really fight anyone. StephunosÂ' already unusual life is about to get even stranger, as he and his friend set out on a grand trading adventure. Stephunos and his brother must keep their magical powers hidden, even from their friends, for these are very dangerous times for anyone with such powers. This isnÂ't easy when there is a vampire around and you are being hunted by an evil mage. Then there is a strange island, far to the North, where there are very intelligent dragons, unicorns, and many more mystical creatures waiting to be rediscovered.

While Stephunos is away, StephunosÂ' parents must defend their home county from an invading army, since their Dukes many enemies are attacking!

If they can all survive to return home, will there be a home to return to?

The Chaos Scroll: Book One of the Poppan Valley Trilogy

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Vivid and exciting
Very good!
Not Just For Kids
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Move over Harry Potter

The Chaos Scroll: Book One of the Poppan Valley Trilogy
Larraine Stacey
Manufacturer: Writers Club Press
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ASIN: 059500508X

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Armed with an ancient scroll and enchanted stone, two teens battle evil mutants in The Chaos Scroll.

Step into a world of magic, unleashed evil, and fantastic journeys. Armed only with an ancient scroll and an enchanted stone, two motherless siblings, 15-year-old Tokar and his 12-year-old apprentice healer sister, Laila, must battle the evil Var and his minions to save their kidnapped father, their new friends and their homeland. In a world of magic they discover the powers within themselves.

Book One of the Poppan Valley Trilogy

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Vivid and exciting.......2003-10-23

Long ago a huge war erupted when a Seer named Var tried to control all. At the end of it Var was defeated, but not destroyed. Power was considered too tempting for any mortal to keep. So each Seer wrote out his knowledge. No one was allowed to share their knowledge or spells with another. Then it was all joined together and hidden in a safe place, under guard. It became known as The Chaos Scroll. It was the only known protection against Var. Master Elzabar was a powerful Seer. He had a vision and a prophecy was made!

Var had learned the secret for eternal life. After four hundred years, most of the Seers were dead, and Var returned to Poppan Valley for revenge! He began by kidnaping Briana, a married woman whom he coveted. Her husband was Zernue, the Keeper of the Valley. Their children would embark on a dangerous journey for help against Var and the dark riders. Laila and Tokar, as foretold, would battle magic, demons, and ultimately Var, himself. The world's fate would rest in their young hands!

**** A fanciful tale of magic! Personally, I believe this book is perfect for teens and young adults. However, all ages will find themselves intrigued. Lots of colorful characters and creatures to spark the imagination. Recommended! ****

Very good!.......2002-05-24

Not Just For Kids.......2001-12-27

I bought Chaos Scroll to save for future grandchildren and thought I would read just a couple of chapters since it was a "teen" book. I couldn't put it down and stayed up late into the night to finish it. I believe Ms. Stacey is a truly talented author with the ability to make fantasy worlds come to life. I can't wait to read the next book.

Fun Read.......2001-12-27

I thoroughly enjoyed The Chaos Scroll. With such vivid descriptions, I wish I could live in Poppan Valley and go on such wonderful adventures! I can hardly wait to read book two of the trilogy.

Move over Harry Potter.......2000-11-09

What a fun read. I couldn't put it down, stayed up all night reading it. I highly recommend this book. The action is non-stop and the characters are so real you feel as if you know them. Loved the monsters and unusual characters. Who says this is a Young Adult book - I loved it and I'm over 21!

The Dark Is Rising Sequence, Book One: Over Sea, Under Stone (The Dark Is Rising Sequence)

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Enjoyable Adventure story
Outstanding Audio Performance
old stereotypes don't get better with time
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The Dark Is Rising Sequence, Book One: Over Sea, Under Stone (The Dark Is Rising Sequence)
Susan Cooper
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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: 0739361961
Release Date: 2007-08-28

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On holiday in Cornwall, the three children discover an ancient map in the attic of the house that hey are staying in. They know immediately that it is special. It is even more than that--the key to finding a grail, a source of power to fight the forces of evil known as the Dark. And in searching for it themselves, the Drews put their lives in peril.

This is the first volume of Susan Cooper's brilliant and absorbing fantasy sequence know as The Dark is Rising.

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Enjoyable Adventure story.......2007-09-21

The three Drew children, Simon, Jane and Barney, are on holidays in Cornwall with their mysterious Great- Uncle Merry. One rainy day they stumble on a hidden staircase to the attic of the old house they are staying in. In the attic they find a centuries old manuscript and what appears to be a map.
The manuscript and map appear to give directions to finding the hiding place of the Holy Grail, but the Drew children must decipher the clues quickly, as other, unsavoury people are also after the grail.
Susan Cooper's `Over Sea, Under Stone" is first in the `Dark is Rising' series, but it is really more of an adventure story, rather than a fantasy story. It is an enjoyable story, with the Grail angle adding a little spice to the story

Outstanding Audio Performance.......2007-09-15

"Over Sea Under Stone" is the first of the "Dark is Rising" series by Susan Cooper. At this summer's Harry Potter movie, I saw a preview for the DIR film and thought I'd read the books.

I found the audio book for the first one at the library and thought that would be a relatively low-investment way to get the story. I will say that I have never heard an audiobook performance to equal Alex Jennings. The story was a good kid's tale, with the classic treasure map, quest, and bad guys. It had a few nice touches along the way that made it good, not necessarily great, story. But the audio performance is in a league by itself.

Alex Jennings pulled off the widest range of voices I have ever heard, from the deep and grumbling Uncle Merry to the Irish housekeeper, to the male and female children. His telling of the story was nothing short of remarkable. I look forward to hearing others of his readings in this series. If you read the book and weren't impressed, try the audiobook, and you may come away with a different opinion.

old stereotypes don't get better with time.......2007-08-26

Written in the '60's, this book (and the series that follows it) explores a classic battle between Light and Dark; in Over Sea, Under Stone three children on vacation in Cornwall discover a set of clues that may lead them to recovery of a Grail linked to King Arthur. This book is the least original of the series-- it feels a lot like The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe-- but all of the books suffer from the same problem: the female characters are so out-of-date. Throughout the book, Jane, the middle child, acts like a cross between nagging sister and nagging mom; she is easily scared, she always has a reason not to try to find the Grail, she's the one who's fooled into giving away some secrets, and when the boys go in to explore the frightening cave "poor Jane" (as Cooper calls her) stays outside, standing guard (and screws that up too). Even reading these books in the early 80s as a kid I found the women unlikeable and identified with the boys instead, but at this point Young Adult fantasy has moved so far past that-- with tough, smart girls in works by authors like Tamora Pierce and Diane Duane-- that you have to wonder what the point is of resurrecting these books now-- except for the tie-in with the movie. (This applies to the other books in the series as well; in The Dark Is Rising, Will's sisters are clothes- and boy-obsessed, whiny, and the character who goes to the Dark Side is a weak-willed, vain woman... *yawn*.) With so much good work being written now, why would anyone want their little girls (or little boys) reading this-- and, will children want to read it?

Unimpressed.......2007-08-15

After seeing the movie trailer I was pretty excited to start this series, especially since I am a big fan of fantasy books (Harry Potter, Narnia, Lord of the Rings, etc). However, I couldn't have been more disappointed. There search for the Grail won't be exciting to anyone older than 10, its predictable, unbeilievable, and the characters are underdeveloped and boring. Hopefully this series gets better as i have already bought the second book...

Super Reader.......2007-08-07

The not actually a great uncle great uncle invites his relatives, which includes three children, to Cornwall for the holidays.

He does have an ulterior motive, as the children later realise their 'Gumerry', or Great Uncle Merriman Lyon, is Merlion, or Merlin.

He is leading the forces of the Dark away from the kids, while he, one of the power Old Ones, warriors for the Light serves as a decoy.

He hopes with some clues and firing of the imagination the children will find one of the artifacts of power that will be crucial in the conflict between the superhuman supernatural forces of Light and Dark.

This artifact is The Grail.

He has to hope his misdirection and vigilance will keep the children safe enough, without being able to help directly and endanger them directly.

The Gate of Night Part One: The War of Legends

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The Gate of Night Part One: The War of Legends
Kieran Wasserman
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ASIN: 0595409253

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Gindwal knows about the King's troubles; he found the King's book. But what he doesn't know is that the man known as the Black King, who has recently been defeated in battle, is not done yet. He has found an army of horrific mythical creatures from another dimension, and is storming back into Gamlea with almost all the power of the Immortals. But what the Black King himself does not expect is that some of these creatures have chosen to fight for the true King of Gamlea. The stage is set for a great war between creature and man, immortal and mortal, brother and brother. The world is suddenly filled with magical creatures and dangerous sorcery. Can Gindwal and his companions find a way to defeat the armies of Cramnar in this terrible war for the fate of Gamlea and all mankind? Who will emerge victorious in the War of Legends?

The Man with One Eye: A Tale from the Ghost Hunter Chronicles

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Amazing Book

The Man with One Eye: A Tale from the Ghost Hunter Chronicles
John Mark Simpson
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ASIN: 059527708X

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Do Ghosts exist? Lish and Kirk don't know if ghosts exist or not but they are about to find out. What started, as a simple assignment would end up changing the two kids' lives forever. The two members of the exclusive club called "Z-FLEET" brave the wilds of a forgotten swamp in search of a lost mystery. Their quest takes a frightening turn when a simple mishap plunges Lish into the dungeons of Fortesque Keep and into her worst nightmare. Kirk is rendered unconscious from striking his head on the bottom of an old wooden boat and his condition in unknown. Locked and abandoned in a small cramped cell without light or comfort, Lish waits for rescue or death, as she is uncertain as to whether or not anyone knows where she had been taken. There is nothing better than an action packed Z-FLEET story starring two of the most ingenious kids on the planet! Who would want to hunt a ghost? Only the two "Z kids" who ask... Are you mental?

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Amazing Book.......2006-07-06

Great book!!! Age appropriate mystery. The author is an amazing story teller.

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