Robin McKinley

A Retelling of the Story of Beauty and the Beast

Beauty

Sunshine

Aerin, with the guidance of the wizard Luthe and the help of the blue sword, wins the birthright due her as the daughter of the Damarian king and a witchwoman of the mysterious, demon-haunted North.

The hero and the crown

When her growing beauty begins to resemble her mother's too closely, Princess Lissar must flee her father's wrath, accompanied by her loyal dog Ash, and, in doing so, she unlocks a door into a world of magic. Reprint.

Deerskin

Because of a thousand-year-old alliance between humans and pegasi, Princess Sylvi is ceremonially bound to Ebon, her own pegasus, on her twelfth birthday, but the closeness of their bond becomes a threat to the status quo and possibly to the safety of their two nations.

Pegasus

Door in the Hedge

The Blue Sword

Spindle's End

Charlotte Parry

A Retelling of Beauty and the Beast

Le parc naturel de Smokehill et ses habitants légendaires. Jake y vivra à 15 ans la plus extraordinaire des rencontres... De celles qui bouleversent une vie pour toujours ! A travers l'amitié de Jake et son dragon, Robin McKinley explore les sentiments forts d'un adolescent vis-à-vis du monde, de son père, de la science et de l'humanité.

Dragonhaven

Noah Galvin

When Jake Mendoza, who lives in the Smokehill National Park where his father runs the Makepeace Institute of Integrated Dragon Studies, goes on his first solo overnight in the park, he finds an infant dragon whose mother has been killed by a poacher.

In this fascinating look at a modern-day world where dragons truly exist, theNewbery Medal-winning author of "The Hero and the Crown" takes readers into acontroversial nature preserve.

Think of yourself out of your comfy chair and your nice house with the roads and the streetlights outside—and the ceiling overhead low enough that a fifty-foot dragon can’t stand on her hind legs and not bump her head—and think yourself into a cavern full of dragons. Go on. Try. Jake lives with his scientist father at the Makepeace Institute of Integrated Dragon Studies in Smokehill National Park. Smokehill is home to about two hundred of the few remaining Draco australiensis, which is extinct in the wild. There are five million acres of the Smokehill wilderness and the dragons rarely show themselves. Jack’s never seen one except deep in the park and at a distance. They stay away from the Institute—and the tourists. But dragon conservation is controversial. Detractors say dragons are much too dangerous and much too expensive, and should be destroyed. Supporters say there is no record of their doing anything more threatening than eating sheep, there are only a few hundred of them left at best and they must be protected. But they are up to eighty feet long (plus tail) and breathe fire. On Jake’s first overnight solo in the park, he meets a dragon—the thing that he would have said he wanted above everything else in the world. But this dragon is dying—dying next to the human she has killed. Jake knowns this news could destroy Smokehill. The dead man is clearly a poacher who attacked first, but that will be lost in the outcry against dragons. But then Jake notices something even more urgent: the dragon has just given birth, and one of the babies is still alive…

When her growing beauty begins to resemble her mother's too closely, Princess Lissar must flee from her father's wrath, and, in doing so, she unlocks a door into a world of magic

3 Minutes Alone With God Volumes 1-3 is the first 3 volumes under 1 cover

3 Minutes Alone With God Volume 1,2,&3

Anna Sewell

A horse of nineteenth century England tells his life story from his early home through many masters and experiences, both good and bad.

Black Beauty

Roslyn Alexander

Ed Sala

The Hero and the Crown

Rudyard Kipling

Joseph Anthony Smith

An adaptation of the well-known adventures of Mowgli, a boy reared by a pack of wolves, and the wild animals of the jungle.

Tales from The Jungle Book

Peter Dickinson

After Water comes Fire - five stories from Robin McKinley and Peter Dickinson about the necessary yet dangerous element. In these tales, a boy and his dog are unexpected guests on a dragonrider's first flight. A slave saves his village with a fiery magic spell. A girl's new friend, the guardian of a mystical bird, is much older than he appears. A young man walks the spirit world to defeat a fireworm. A mysterious dog is a key player in an eerie graveyard showdown. These five short stories are full of magic, mystery, and wonder. "This collection of beautifully crafted tales will find a warm welcome from fans of either author, as well as from fantasy readers in general." - School Library Journal

Tales of Elemental Spirits

Fire

The shriek of the wind, calling the waters to rebel - and a silver man from the sea with a voice like the roar of a seashell- A long-told story of the sea people and their song - and a golden eye, glittering in a pool at the edge of a desert- A ferocious serpent, its body as thick as the trunk of a large tree - and the immense, unknowable Kraken, dark beyond black, cold beyond ice, waking on the ocean floor-A mesmerising collection of short stories inspired by the element of Water - readers will be swept away by the superb storytelling skills of two major award-winning authors.'The stories flow through the pages- plenty here to make you believe in magical worlds and dreams' The Bookseller

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