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Books with author L. F. Baum

  • A Chance for Charity

    S.L. Baum

    language (, June 3, 2010)
    If you live long enough... love (and danger) will find you.Seventeen-year-old Emily regularly changes her town and her name, with hopes to begin a new life. But it's impossible to fly under the radar in tiny Telluride, Colorado. When fellow newcomer Link enters her life, her plan to start over with a clean slate unravels. Charity soon realizes that you can never truly leave your past behind, while Link discovers that mortals are not the only beings to walk this earth.Two time winner of the Paranormal Romance Guild Reviewer's Choice Award for BEST YA SERIES.
  • LUSH

    S.L. Baum

    language (, April 16, 2013)
    Bluebell has spent the last twelve years of her life at Training Tech, the government-run boarding school all children are required to attend. Now that she's seventeen she is fully prepared for Incorporation; a time when females and males are allowed to mingle again, for the first time since they were toddlers. It is also the day she must endure Citizen Branding - the mandatory searing of a mark into the flesh of the left wrist of all new Citizens. O for fertile, X for infertile. The fate of every Citizen, male or female, is determined by the results.Bluebell knows that a Citizen’s duty is to live for the glory of Concord, just as she was taught. But the frantic dreams and hazy memories that haunt her make her different, and the questions she cannot deny threaten to turn her world upside down.Disclaimer: LUSH is not just a Series - it's more like a Serialized Television Show. As the beginning novel, it sets you up in the LUSH world and asks a lot of questions; many that are not immediately answered. Think of it like LOST or The Vampire Diaries or Heroes... and not so much like E.R. or Fringe or House.
  • CRUSH

    S.L. Baum

    language (, March 26, 2014)
    During Bluebell's Lush Ambassador tour of the Concords, Three was attacked. The Council imposed a mandatory curfew, suspended nonessential travel, and ordered her back home to One. Before leaving for home she receives a cryptic message telling her, "Make your father remember. It's the only way." Will Bluebell be able to find the truth before someone discovers she knows more about Concord than any Citizen should?CRUSH is the conclusion of the LUSH Trilogy.
  • Of Fire and Brimstone

    S.L. Baum

    language (, Aug. 22, 2011)
    When Silas first saw the dirty little street urchin, Elizabeth, he was amazed by her intelligence and knew she would become a powerful Witch (as was he). When he found out that her life would entwine with his own, he welcomed her with open arms, because Silas never questioned his visions of the future.As she grew into a young lady, Elizabeth lusted for more powers while Silas struggled to make her understand that a Witch should attempt to live a content and happy life, blending into society. Elizabeth struggled to make him understand the opposite.Of Fire and Brimstone (The Immortal Ones - Elizabeth's Novella) tells of Elizabeth's early life... how her first powers emerged... and how she became the Witch that was introduced in My Link in Time. The novella consists of approximately 20K words.
  • HUSH

    S.L. Baum

    language (, Oct. 29, 2013)
    Bluebell’s Citizen Brand is like no other. Because she is LUSH, she’s turned into a public figure – a perfect example of a Concord Citizen, a goal for the next generation. She tries to embrace her fate, but the more she learns about Concord and The Council, the less she trusts in everything she’s been told her whole life.After discovering that Aspen is not her real mother, Bluebell realizes she has little chance of finding the woman who gave birth to her. She also suspects someone is tampering with her memories, and knows that she must discover the truth about Concord before the people she loves are completely erased from her mindDisclaimer: HUSH is part of the LUSH Series – but it's more like a Serialized Television Show. It is the second novel in the series, and it answers some questions from LUSH, but it asks a lot more. Think of the LUSH series like LOST or The Vampire Diaries or Heroes... and not so much like E.R. or Fringe or House.
  • LUSH Trilogy: a YA Dystopian Series

    S.L. Baum

    language (, April 22, 2014)
    The LUSH Trilogy is a YA Dystopian series. You get all three LUSH novels for one great price.LUSHHUSHCRUSHDescription of Book 1 - LUSHBluebell has spent the last twelve years of her life at Training Tech, the government-run boarding school all children are required to attend. Now that she's seventeen she is fully prepared for Incorporation; a time when females and males are allowed to mingle again, for the first time since they were toddlers. It is also the day she must endure Citizen Branding - the mandatory searing of a mark into the flesh of the left wrist of all new Citizens. O for fertile, X for infertile. The fate of every Citizen, male or female, is determined by the results.Bluebell knows that a Citizen’s duty is to live for the glory of Concord, just as she was taught. But the frantic dreams and hazy memories that haunt her make her different, and the questions she cannot deny threaten to turn her world upside down.
  • The Wizard of Oz

    L. F. Baum

    Hardcover (Usborne, March 15, 2008)
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  • The Marvelous Land of Oz

    L.F.Baum

    Hardcover (Charles Winthrope & Sons, March 15, 2011)
    None
  • The Wizard of Oz

    L. F. Baum

    Hardcover (North-South Books (Nord-Sud Verlag AG), March 15, 1771)
    None
  • The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

    L. F. Baum

    Paperback (Sweet Cherry Publishing, )
    None
  • A Chance for Charity: The Immortal Ones

    S.L. Baum

    (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, June 4, 2010)
    A new family has just arrived in the isolated mountain town of Telluride, Colorado. Welcome the Johnstons - Jason (a doctor), Rachel (a designer), and their niece Emily (a current High School Senior). Emily has lived the life of a quiet loner in the past, trying to go unnoticed. But with Telluride being such a small and welcoming town, she finds a group of friends at school almost immediately. When Emily meets Link (another new transplant in town) her world turns upside down. She doesn't understand why she feels a magnetic pull toward him, or why she unknowingly lets her guard down around him. Link is just as confused by his own need to be with her. Emily knows she is playing with fire. She should be doing whatever she can to keep herself isolated, to keep Link from getting too close. Danger has a way of finding Emily's family - that is what keeps them on the move. They arrive in a new town every few years - it is safer that way. Because... Emily isn't really Emily... her real name is Charity - and Charity has an even bigger secret. Charity and her family are not like other people, they have "skills" that mere mortals cannot begin to comprehend. Before long, Charity is struggling with the reality that her two lives are coming closer to each other with each passing day. Soon Link will find himself wrapped in a supernatural world that he never knew existed - and discover that mortals are not the only beings that walk this earth.
  • Navy Alphabet Book

    L. Baum

    Paperback (Applewood Books, June 1, 2004)
    Rhyming text introduces words from A to Z that deal with life in the ninteenth-century Navy, including officers' titles and areas of ships.
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