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Books with author Rhiannon Lassiter

  • Borderland

    Rhiannon Lassiter

    Paperback (Oxford Univ Pr, Sept. 30, 2004)
    First of a trilogy, about a group of teenagers who travel into a parallel world. In this new world, each finds a new role: Morgan's black clothes mark her out as a magic-maker, while Alex puts his interest in war games to use, with potentially deadly effect. Zoe, new to the group, has to findher feet and try to stop the others causing havoc. The stories combine exciting plots with strong characterization and insights into the real concerns of this age group.
  • The Supernatural

    Rhiannon Lassiter

    Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Pub Learning library, Jan. 1, 2006)
    Describes some unexplained phenomena, including stigmata, curses, and clairvoyance, and discusses the history of the supernatural around the world.
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  • Super Zeroes

    Rhiannon Lassiter

    Paperback (Oxford Univ Pr, July 15, 2005)
    Imagine if your dad was a superhero! Or your mum had a mission to Save the World!Ben, Pippa, Marcus and Jewel don't have to imagine it, because their parents really are like that . . . and their children hate it!Their parents are so busy running round fighting evil wherever they can find it that they've completely forgotten they've got kids. But their kids aren't going to take it lying down . . .
  • Waking Dream

    Rhiannon Lassiter

    Paperback (Pan MacMillan, July 1, 2003)
    When Bethany`s father dies she feels her life is over.Forced to spend the summer with her awful cousin Poppy, she escapes into her daydreams instead. Poppy is always the centre of attention. Pretty and popular, she uses black magic to keep it that way. But secretly she`d like to leave it all behind. When Rivalaun, a beautiful, strange boy, arrives out of nowhere to claim he`s their cousin, all three start to doubt that what they`ve been told about themselves is true.Unable to resist the chance to find out who they are, they follow the truth that calls from their dreams. But, as sleep closes in, can they be sure they will wake again?
  • The Supernatural

    Rhiannon Lassiter

    Paperback (Barrons Juveniles, Nov. 1, 1999)
    Delves into the mysterious psychic world by exploring seances, divination, mental telepathy, telekinesis, and other claims of extraordinary powers through the ages, and reveal the hoaxes and natural explanations offered for some alleged cases of psychic phenomena
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  • You Can't Scare Me!: A Guide to the Strange and Supernatural

    John Guy, Rhiannon Lassiter

    Paperback (TickTock Books Ltd, Sept. 1, 2009)
    From clairvoyants, prophets, and shamans to crop circles, haunted houses, and the Loch Ness monster, this ghoulish guide is packed with information on unknown phenomena and paranormal activity. With hundreds of real, heart-stopping images of monsters, UFOs, and ghost sightings, this reference of curious happenings reports stories and gives the reader the option to discriminate as fact or fiction.
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  • The Supernatural

    Rhiannon Lassiter

    Hardcover (Ticktock Media, Dec. 16, 1999)
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  • You Can't Scare Me! A guide to the Strange & Supernatural

    Rhiannon Guy John; Lassiter

    Paperback (Scholastic, Jan. 1, 2010)
    From clairvoyants, prophets, and shamans to crop circles, haunted houses, and the Loch Ness monster, this ghoulish guide is packed with information on unknown phenomena and paranormal activity. With hundreds of real, heart-stopping images of monsters, UFOs, and ghost sightings, this reference of curious happenings reports stories and gives the reader the option to discriminate as fact or fiction.
  • You Can't Scare Me!: A Guide to the Strange and Supernatural

    John Guy, Rhiannon Lassiter

    Paperback (TickTock Books Ltd, Sept. 1, 2009)
    From clairvoyants, prophets, and shamans to crop circles, haunted houses, and the Loch Ness monster, this ghoulish guide is packed with information on unknown phenomena and paranormal activity. With hundreds of real, heart-stopping images of monsters, UFOs, and ghost sightings, this reference of curious happenings reports stories and gives the reader the option to discriminate as fact or fiction.
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  • Super Zeroes

    Rhiannon Lassiter, Tony Ross

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, April 4, 2014)
    Imagine if your mum was a superhero - or your dad tried to take over the world? The heroes and villains of Multiplicity spend their days battling rampaging robots or setting off doomsday devices - and their children are sick of it. Who knows the weakness of the heroes and villains better than their own children? "This is a fast-paced and funny adventure, original in the way it handles the theme of absent parents and children’s need to place adults firmly back into their lives." Books for Keeps "This is a hilarious story with plenty of action and some touching moments." Primary Times "This book is full of irony and humour as it plays with super hero stereotypes. Emotions and lessons in what really counts in family relationships surface throughout."School Librarian
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  • The Supernatural

    Rhiannon Lassiter

    Paperback (ticktock Media Ltd, Jan. 15, 2004)
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  • Little Witches Bewitched

    Rhiannon Lassiter

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Nov. 23, 2013)
    "Striking a nice balance between creepy happenings and gentle humour, the adventures of the Little Witches - involving a boy-ghost, a cat-boy, and a famous playwright - will appeal to fans of Diana Wynne Jones, Susan Cooper and Jill Murphy." - Imogen Russell Williams "I wish I'd read this back when I was a little witch-wannabee, trying to befriend every black cat I saw. " - Frances Hardinge The Little Witches stories are magical adventures intended for the 8-12 age-group but with appeal for readers of any age. In the first story, Little Witches and the Trick-or-Treat-Trick, the heroines meet each other for the first time on Halloween. Dulcie's au pair is a fashion student who has dressed her up as a modern witch - "occult casual" she calls it. Verity has lost the battle with her sisters for first choice from the dressing up box and ended up with pirate boots and a witches hat and broom. While out trick-or-treating they accidentally annoy a mysterious old woman who casts a spell on them Dulcie and Verity gain magic powers for real. In Little Witches and the Wandering Shop they work together to find a way to reverse the spell. There are three more Little Witches stories in this collection. Little Witches and the Family Ghost is a ghost story which takes place in Dulcie's grandfather's stately home. Little Witches and the Cat Burglar is a crime story in which they meet a strange black cat. Little Witches Back in Time is a time-travel adventure in which they meet Shakespeare.
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