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Books with author Pat Alexander

  • Unfamiliar Magic

    R. C. Alexander

    Paperback (Yearling, May 10, 2011)
    Desi is a witch. And she knows she could be a great witch—if only her mom would teach her any spells. Unfortunately, Desi’s mom is more concerned with keeping them safe and their abilities hidden.When her mom leaves town under mysterious circumstances, it should be Desi’s perfect opportunity to explore magic on her own. But Desi has been left in the care of the most unusual babysitter of all time: her pet cat—also her mom’s familiar—now transformed into a teenage girl named Cat. And Cat has only three goals: Learn how to eat sushi with her new hairless monkey paws, get the awkward boy next door to pay for her sushi, and keep Desi out of trouble. And that means no magic.Yeah, right!This hilarious and high-spirited fantasy is perfect for cat lovers, embattled siblings, and anyone who yearns to find the magic in everyday life.
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  • Irrepressible: a novel

    K. J. Alexander, Alexander

    (Independently published, Oct. 20, 2019)
    To her, she’s just another foster kid. To them, she’s the queen who will save them all.From when she was little, Lanie has known she was meant for more than just the girl who was abandoned at birth –little does she know the truth behind her history is much more than she could have ever imagined.The prophecy of a dead man names Lanie the future queen and savior of Yvaeka, a world she’s never known. Lurking in the shadows are those who would see her true identity kept from her forever.In her seemingly average high school girl world, the truth lies in the eyes of a Hummer-driving mystery boy and behind every mirror she walks by.From a band of brothers who desire her birthright for themselves to her own people, all of the odds are against her.Will the obstacles Lanie must face be enough to twist fate away from her destiny?Will her lioness heart be enough to make her irrepressible?
  • Puffin Childrens Bible

    Pat Alexander

    Paperback (Puffin, Jan. 6, 1981)
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  • The Lion Children's Bible

    Pat Alexander, Carolyn Cox

    Hardcover (Lion Hudson, July 26, 1991)
    All the significant stories of the Old and New Testaments from Genesis to the book of Acts are retold in clear, simple language which children understand. The stories may be read as individual stories, yet they form a continuous narrative which closely follows the 'one story' of God and God's people contained in the whole Bible. The Lion Children's Bible is also available in a gift edition and in paperback. Translated into 38 languages, this is the top children's Bible for both home and school.
  • Earthly Powers: The Adventure Begins

    DC Alexander

    language (, Feb. 19, 2019)
    Strange, a little vicious, surviving, Rose gets by. People approach her for help; she is amazed when her powers respond.Kids are kidnapped, prostituted, gnawed?! Confronting the source of the problem, Rose finds herself in a bloody, screaming fight for her life, turning into a mindless zombie, awaiting her new master. Rose doesn’t quit, she gets mad. Can she find enough rage to survive? Travels from despair to hope, with laugh out loud humor sprinkled liberally throughout.
  • Cybermage

    Alma Alexander

    eBook (Sky Warrior Book Publishing LLC, Feb. 22, 2014)
    Thea returns to the Wandless Academy only to discover her friends are as out of sorts as she is. It’s only when she discovers that she is an elemental mage—a mage so rare that only four other wizards in history had similar talents—that the pieces start falling in place. Now Thea is called on by the Federal Bureau of Magic to unlock a mysterious white cube that may hold the secrets of more than just one elemental mage. However, the Alphiri are naturally curious and are looking to steal an elemental mage from the pages of history that could upset the balance between humans and Alphiri. The great Nikolai Tesla, a quad-elemental mage, has somehow survived death itself and both the Alphiri and the Federal Bureau of Magic are searching for him. But can Thea bring her friends together one more time to save Nikolai Tesla from being made a slave to the scheming Alphiri?
  • The Strange White Doves: True Mysteries of Nature

    Alexander Key

    eBook (Open Road Media Teen & Tween, July 29, 2014)
    In the behavior of animals, an author discovers the limitless possibility of natureIn a wild stretch of countryside where only the toughest creatures can survive, an author witnesses a miracle: a white dove. His young companion chases after the bird, catching it easily with his bare hands—a second miracle. He takes it home as a pet, and there they find the third miracle of the day: the dove’s mate, who traveled hundreds of miles to reunite with her vanished beloved. But how did she know where to find him—and what does her journey tell us about the mysteries of the wild? To the author, the miracle of the doves is too remarkable to be explained by instinct. He suspects they share a kind of telepathy, and he begins to see signs of other unspoken mysteries everywhere he looks—from insects on the ground to branches on the trees. Life is a mystery, but the answers await us if, like the doves, we know how to listen.
  • Daneria & Tirius, the warrior's children: a fast-paced fantasy novel

    Alexander May

    eBook (, June 12, 2020)
    Unwanted love, creatures, and high stakesDaneria, the daughter of a warrior chieftain has a wonderful life. But when she meets Tirius the world as she knows it changes. Tirius is the son of her father's rival, so there is no way for them to be together. And when they are forced outside the existence that Daneria knows, she and Tirius will have to learn to fend for themselves. Along the way, they meet the god of nature and all living things, and the ghost of a dead warrior who will prove vital in healing the feud between their fathers. Will they ever be able to go home again and be together?Daneria and Tirius The Warriors children is a fantasy book for all ages. If you like fast-paced stories with forbidden love, unicorns, ghosts, and other creatures then this is the book for you.Get the book now to find out how this story unravels.
  • The Lion First Bible by Pat Alexander

    Pat Alexander

    Hardcover (Lion Hudson, Aug. 16, 1873)
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  • Song of the morning: Easter stories and poems for children

    Pat Alexander

    Hardcover (Lion Pub, March 15, 1997)
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  • Gold

    Jed Alexander

    Hardcover (Cameron Kids, May 11, 2021)
    A modern, wordless version of “Goldilocks and the Three Bears” that ends with a delightful twist While the three bears are away on a bike ride, Gold comes home from school, makes a big pot of soup, sets the table—for four—and falls asleep on the couch, in this modern version of the classic folktale of “Goldilocks and the Three Bears,” featuring Jed Alexander’s exquisite illustrations, and the color gold.
  • Return from Witch Mountain

    Alexander Key

    Paperback (Pocket Books, March 15, 1978)
    This was filmed in 1978, directed by John Hough and starring Bette Davis, Christopher Lee, Kim Richards, Ike Eisenmann and many more. The front cover features Bette Davis and Ike Eisenmann in a scene from the movie.