Books with author Harry Chase

After his mother's accidental death, Tareeq Cooper and his father move to the lakeside town of Springbrook. Tareeq isn't adjusting well to a dreary town where it appears to rain every other day. He wonders if he will ever get his social life back. That may soon change after meeting Mia Wayne. An unpopular and strange leader of a high school misfit group called the "Blue Crew." Mia is immediately smitten with the new comer and wants more than anything to get close to him. But something isn't right about the girl. Mia is hiding something; something that could endanger Tareeq. The mere mystery and unpopularity of Mia intrigues him, making him want to be around her even more. Once Tareeq uncovers Mia's secret, will he be able to escape the grip she has over him before it's too late?

Growing up in the supernatural town of Springbrook has it's highs and lows, especially for witches.Kenya Bennett is a witch, but no ordinary teenage one with books of spells and a broomstick; she can raise the dead. Zombie show up at her door unannounced, whenever she is sad or angry; asking her to help them rest peacefully and right the wrongs of their deaths. She tries her best to keep her necromancer powers to herself and under control until something tragic happens to her best friend, Aliyah. In a desperate attempt to see her best friend one last time, she uses her sorcery to bring her back to life. This brings forth a whirlwind of mystery enshrouding the cause of her best friend's death that he never got the answers to. With time not on their side, and Kenya's powers holding Aliyah on Earth depleting, will they find and catch the killer before someone else becomes their next victim?

Growing up in the supernatural town of Springbrook has it's highs and lows, especially for witches.Kenya Bennett is a witch, but no ordinary teenage one with books of spells and a broomstick; she can raise the dead. Zombie show up at her door unannounced, whenever she is sad or angry; asking her to help them rest peacefully and right the wrongs of their deaths. She tries her best to keep her necromancer powers to herself and under control until something tragic happens to her best friend, Aliyah. In a desperate attempt to see her best friend one last time, she uses her sorcery to bring her back to life. This brings forth a whirlwind of mystery enshrouding the cause of her best friend's death that he never got the answers to. With time not on their side, and Kenya's powers holding Aliyah on Earth depleting, will they find and catch the killer before someone else becomes their next victim?

After his mother's accidental death, Tareeq Cooper and his father move to the lakeside town of Springbrook. Tareeq isn't adjusting well to a dreary town where it appears to rain every other day. He wonders if he will ever get his social life back. That may soon change after meeting Mia Wayne. An unpopular and strange leader of a high school misfit group called the "Blue Crew." Mia is immediately smitten with the new comer and wants more than anything to get close to him. But something isn't right about the girl. Mia is hiding something; something that could endanger Tareeq. The mere mystery and unpopularity of Mia intrigues him, making him want to be around her even more. Once Tareeq uncovers Mia's secret, will he be able to escape the grip she has over him before it's too late?

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This book was published in 1911. An excerpt from the Book Review Digest 1911: If people only saw what they looked at, the world would be an even greater mystery than it is. We take things for granted. Yet when we are asked the simple question, 'Why?' we are at a loss for an answer. Why has a cat slit eyes? Why has an elephant long ears? Why has a squirrel a bushy tail? Mr. Brearley answers these queries and many more besides in a quite original vein, separating his book into such ordinary divisions as 'Eyes,' 'Ears,' 'Noses,' 'Mouths,' and so on. Why do we say that a person has an eagle eye, and also why is the eagle's eye made to look down rather than to lookup? Such is the animal secrets disclosed by the author