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Books with author Patricia Bell

  • The Ruby Kingdom: Passage to Mythrin

    Patricia Bow

    language (Dundurn, Feb. 10, 2007)
    Mountains, travel, adventure Amelia Hammer wants it all. Instead, her globe-trotting parents have dumped her in tiny, boring Dunstone, Ontario, in the middle of winter with her grandmother and her geeky cousin Simon. Simon isn’t having much fun either, saddled with a sulky stranger in black leather and with neon hair.And he has to be nice to her. But life in safe little Dunstone turns dangerously exciting when Mara comes to town. Amelia is enchanted by this tall, proud, fearless girl, but Simon worries that Mara might be mixed up in something weird. Hes right. Mara is not what she seems, and neither is the shape-shifting assassin whos tracking her. When the cousins take Mara’s side in a war for an alien world, Amelia has to spread her wings literally and Simon must find out how far he will go to save a cousin who has become a friend.
  • By Crumbs, It's Mine

    Patricia Beatty

    Hardcover (William Morrow, March 6, 1976)
    Book by Patricia Beatty
  • The Prism Blade: Passage to Mythrin

    Patricia Bow

    language (Dundurn, May 19, 2008)
    In The Ruby Kingdom, readers were captivated as Amelia Hammer and her cousin, Simon, and friend, Ike, discovered a secret gate leading from the small, southern-Ontario town of Dunstone to the extraordinary land of Mythrin - a world populated by dragons.Now, dragon leader, Mara, seeks the help of Amelia and her friends again. This time, a peculiar race of humans from a world called Cassar is searching for the Prism Blade - a legendary weapon forged at the beginning of time. Both the dragons and the Casseri seek the Prism Blade for their own protection; both the dragons and the Casseri fear the Blade falling into each others’ hands.Caught in the middle, Amelia, Simon, and Ike are also caught by surprise when they discover that the Prism Blade has been hidden for centuries in their own town … and is one of the most treasured objects in all of Dunstone.
  • A MIRACLE FOR ZOE

    Patricia Cordell

    Paperback (Independently published, May 31, 2019)
    A lonely ten year old girl find's an old trunk in a shied in her back yard; when she opens the trunk it is filled with old books. But when she reads a persons name aloud. The person in the book comes alive when their name is spoken out loud.Zoe learns there is more to this world than she knows.
  • Eight Mules from Monterey

    Patricia Beatty

    Paperback (Beech Tree Books, April 1, 1993)
    During the summer of 1916 thirteen-year-old Fayette and her brother accompany their widowed mother on a mule trip into the California mountains, where she is to establish library outposts in isolated communities
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  • Charley Skedaddle

    Patricia Beatty

    Library Binding (Sagebrush Education Resources, April 16, 1989)
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    U
  • Chimpanzee Rescue: Changing the Future for Endangered Wildlife

    Patricia Bow

    Hardcover (Firefly Books, Oct. 2, 2004)
    From the book: "We need to give them the respect they deserve, as our closest living relatives in the animal kingdom." Long used in mass media entertainment, chimpanzees are recognized and loved by people of all ages. In spite of their popularity, chimpanzees are threatened by a disappearing habitat, poaching and disease. In 1984, demand for lab chimpanzees skyrocketed when scientists discovered that chimpanzees could be infected with HIV. Only four years later, the chimpanzee's status moved from threatened to endangered. Chimpanzee Rescue explains the innovative strategies conservationists are using to prevent its demise. While much is being accomplished through increased public awareness and conservation management, much needs to be done. The recent Ebola outbreak, a deadly virus that also affects humans, devastated chimp populations in central Africa. It's a grim reminder of how biologically similar our species are. About the Firefly Animal Rescue series: The Firefly Animal Rescue identifies endangered and threatened species and what is being done to protect them. Combining lively, accessible text and stunning color photographs, each book provides a detailed overview of the species, describing its characteristics, behavior, habits, physiology and more. "These attractive books are a call to action... fascinating readable accounts." - School Library Journal "Succinct introductions to the science and practice of wildlife conservation... written in accessible, lively language." - Booklist
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  • Breathing Space: Life with Tina, 3

    Patricia Beynen

    Paperback (Independently published, Nov. 4, 2019)
    Tina’s first year of high school. Among the many things to discover is that when you think the government is wrong and unfair, you can push back.Sure, there’s algebra and world history, a new volunteer job, new friends, and dealing with a nearly deaf ear, but one of those new friends is in the middle of an immigration crisis that may deport her whole family in a day. Can Tina help? See what’s possible, and what are dead ends. So many dead ends. But is there any way to stop ICE from putting her friend’s family on a plane in handcuffs? It seems impossible, maybe it is, but maybe it isn’t. Don’t underestimate Tina. New adventures for all the people you loved in the first two Tina books, Goldmine House and My Dutch Summer. Tina, Julie, Mama, and Gaga all have changes in their lives, and of course, they always love their food.
  • Behave Yourself Bethany Brant

    Patricia Beatty

    Library Binding (William Morrow & Co, Nov. 1, 1986)
    A preacher's daughter with lots of curiosity and a penchant for getting into trouble has an eventful year and a half, as all the predictions of a fortune-teller at a Texas county fair in 1898 come true.
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  • The Mask: An Early Teen Thriller

    Patricia Bernard

    language (Writers Exchange E-Publishing, March 8, 2016)
    Fourteen-year-old Rob Vian is in Venice to study architecture, enjoy Carnevale, and learn Italian. He also wants to track down his mother's ancestral palazzo, but no sooner does he arrive than he's attacked in the street by someone dressed as the Spirit of Death!When the same thing happens again the next day, Rob and his cousin are determined to find out the truth. Who is the Spirit of Death? And why in the world does he keep attacking Rob?
  • The Bone Flute

    Patricia Bow

    language (Orca Book Publishers, Feb. 15, 2013)
    Camrose must find a way to claim an ancient bone flute and return it to its rightful owner.
  • Tubby Bear And Sprout: Music And Fun

    Patricia Borelli

    eBook (CreateSpace.com, May 27, 2015)
    This book is a Children's fiction, with lots of imagination. This book is about a rare group of bears, that shock the people they meet, because they learn to talk, behave, desire to live their lives, like humans. The bears' are dreamers 'of ambitions. To share their ideas with the farmers, communities around the world to accomplish their goals.