Books with author Phyllis Roth Lewis

Peter Jones is tricked into living in a place disguised as a cloud. He and twelve other children have been promised lives as super humans, and they do develop some amazing powers.Pete convinces his friends that the strange place is not really what it seems. However, they are trapped because they must take daily treatments to survive.Pete has overwhelming urges to help people on Earth even after he learns that it might destroy him. Some of his friends help him survive his forbidden trips. They also try to find out what is really going on before it is too late.Phyllis Roth Lewis was a teacher and writer. She earned degrees from Sterling College in Sterling, Kansas, and Texas Women's University in Denton, Texas. She passed away in 2009.Phyylis first published Trapped on a Cloud in 2000.

Peter Jones is tricked into living in a place disguised as a cloud. He and twelve other children have been promised lives as super humans, and they do develop some amazing powers.Pete convinces his friends that the strange place is not really what it seems. However, they are trapped because they must take daily treatments to survive.Pete has overwhelming urges to help people on Earth even after he learns that it might destroy him. Some of his friends help him survive his forbidden trips. They also try to find out what is really going on before it is too late.Phyllis Roth Lewis was a teacher and writer. She earned degrees from Sterling College in Sterling, Kansas, and Texas Women's University in Denton, Texas. She passed away in 2009.Phyllis first published Trapped on a Cloud in 2000.

Impossible!That's the only word to describe what Granny Maya has told Akeena the day after her twelfth birthday. According to a family legend — to be told only to girls in their thirteenth year of life — she, Akeena Lawton herself, might become the only guardian of an underground city of gold.Her cousin, Melody, whom Akeena considers unfriendly and a snob, was told the legend on her own birthday two months earlier. They are the only female descendents of a long-extinct tribe of people called the Aneeka.If the legend is true Akeena has only one year to discover the hidden, underground city. Can the legend possibly be true? Even if it is, how can Akeena become the guardian with her cousin, Melody, in the running? The race is on!Will the snobbish Melody win? Not if Akeena has anything to say about it.

Impossible!That's the only word to describe what Granny Maya has told Akeena the day after her twelfth birthday. According to a family legend—to be told only to girls in their thirteenth year of life—she, Akeena Lawton herself, might become the only guardian of an underground city of gold.Her cousin, Melody, whom Akeena considers unfriendly and a snob, was told the legend on her own birthday two months earlier. They are the only female descendents of a long-extinct tribe of people called the Aneeka.If the legend is true Akeena has only one year to discover the hidden, underground city. Can the legend possibly be true? Even if it is, how can Akeena become the guardian with her cousin, Melody, in the running? The race is on!Will the snobbish Melody win? Not if Akeena has anything to say about it.