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Children's Book Reviews: R-Titles |
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Click on the reviewer's name below each title to access reviews RAISING DRAGONS Kaci Hill 09/2005 McDonald 03/2005 A boy learns of his dragon past a girl has known of hers for years. They combine their faith, courage, and love to overcome evil, a slayer who seeks to bring an end to dragon heritage, forever. REFUEL: THE COMPLETE NEW TESTAMENT Laura V. Hilton 07/2004
This BibleMag is a totally cool new way for teen guys to read the Bible. Formatted like a sports or entertainment magazine, this New Testament Bible comes to life with relevant application. Based on the success of Revolve, and in response to tremendous customer feedback, this Bible is sure to be a hit! (New Testament for Teen Guys) REVOLVE: THE COMPLETE NEW TESTAMENT Laura V. Hilton 07/2004 This fashion-magazine format for the New Testament is an ideal way for teen girls to feel comfortable exploring the Scriptures with over 500 further-study notes. Also includes 12 month-long calendars, Love Notes from God, relationship articles, and much more. (New Testament for Teen Girls) RISE OF THE DIBOR Laura V. Hilton 07/2006 What if Adam and Eve never sinned? Would Satan be back? A perfect world untouched by evil and ignorant of death is secretly invaded by an ancient enemy that threatens to destroy their way of life forever. At first any signs of Morgui's vile presence are subtle, but slowly even Creation itself heralds the impending doom that awaits as the summers grow cold and certain of Dionia's inhabitants go missing. RISE OF THE WYRM LORD Barbara Warren 02/2007 Separated from his friend and unable to return to The Realm of Glimpses himself, Aidan Thomas needs a way to reach Robby with the message of King Eliam, the one true King. Enter Antoinette Lynn Reed, a headstrong young lady who believes in the Scrolls of Alleble. (Inspirational/Fantasy) Dell Smith Klein 04/2002 For Kip O'Reilly, life on the streets doesn't seem all that bad. At least he and the other rovers have each other, and that's more than enough to keep them happy--well, as long as they can steal to survive. When Kip is finally caught stealing one morning, he's sent to jail. Fortunately for Kip, Rev. Brace of the Children's Aid Society bails him out, but only on the condition he comes to live at the Boys' Lodging House and starts earning an honest wage. When the opportunity comes for the children at the Society to head west on the " orphan train" in search of families to take them in, Kip is on board. But when they reach the first town, it seems like everyone else is placed except Kip. Will his honesty about his past petty theft keep people from taking him in? |