Books with author Richard L. Taylor

Grade Level: 4-6 Age Level: 9-11 Listening Level: 4-6 Whisper Silksinger is no warrior — she’s a weaver of flying carpets. The last surviving member of her clan, relentlessly pursued by devils, she flees with nothing but a copper teakettle and the ember that smolders inside it. That ember — her secret and her burden — is none other than the Azazel, one of the seven Djinn who made the world, and it is her sacred duty to keep him safe. But others seek the Azazel as well. Whisper finds herself drawn to Hirik, a mysterious mercenary with an ancient sword and a dangerous secret of his own. And in their wake follows Magpie Windwitch, the Djinn King’s champion, intent on finding Whisper before the devils do. It’s a desperate quest — if the Azazel should die, the Tapestry of Creation will fail, and all life with it. Discover Dreamdark; an exotic world of secrets and spice, fortune-tellers, hobgoblins, mercenaries, and devils. A new age of magic is dawning, but great battles have yet to be fought as new foes rise and the devil armies of the Dawn Days are unleashed once more.

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High Quality FACSIMILE REPRODUCTION: Stevenson, Richard Taylor, 1853-1919 :John Calvin, The Statesman :1907 :Facsimile: Originally published by Cincinnati : Jennings and Graham ; New York : Eaton and Mains in 1907. Book will be printed in black and white, with grayscale images. Book will be 6 inches wide by 9 inches tall and soft cover bound. Any foldouts will be scaled to page size. If the book is larger than 1000 pages, it will be printed and bound in two parts. Due to the age of the original titles, we cannot be held responsible for missing pages, faded, or cut off text.

Volume 4. Alaskan Land Cruise, 62 pages, 57 pictures. The Chispita books are written on the premise that an adult reader can use the experiences of Pita to teach/enhance the life experiences of a growing child as well as the fun of games, puzzles and adventures that the world has to offer. In volume three "Alaskan Cruise" Chispita ventured to Alaska with her Pita Kid's by cruise ship, but as she said "The adventure does not end there". Volume four takes little Pita and her companions from Seward Alaska to Fairbanks by bus, train, airplane, jeep, raft, paddle wheeler and foot, with a stop at Denali park where they marvel at this land of the mid-night sun with it's many and varied story's. From Seward we travel by bus to Anchorage, along the way Pita visits the old folk's animal home to make new friends, at Anchorage we board our domed rail cars and venture north to Denali National Park and Preserve, where we stay for several days as we tour the preserve by bus, jeep, airplane and river raft to interact and photograph the wild life, and we do mean "WILD" as our bus is bumped by a mad Caribou and little Chispita learns from Chuck the Marmot and Lobo the Wolf how to play a good joke. At the preserve it's hard to say what is the most fun, but the flight by mule plane and sight seeing Mt. McKinley from our twin aircraft as well as the three day photo/camping tour with a professional photo guide, were but a few of the highlights. The adventure moves on to Fairbanks Alaska ending with paddle wheelers, 100# cabbages, gold panning and yuking up at the Alaskan pipe line. All punctuated by graphic photos, "enjoy".

Volume 3. Alaskan Cruise, 46 pages, 38 pictures. The Chispita books are written on the premise that an adult reader can use the experiences of Pita to teach and enhance the life experiences of a growing child as well as the fun of games, puzzles and adventures that the world has to offer. Volume three "Alaskan Cruise" finds Chispita taking her Pita Kid's on an adventure cruise from Vancouver Canada to Alaska, but the story does not begin here. No! First we must learn again about Pita the working dog and understand the duties required by this amazing animal. A Pita game called "Circle, Triangle and Square where is your home" entertains the reader as the anticipation grows for the Bon Voyage party, of course little Chispita would not miss a opportunity to use this game for a language lesson, but the cruise awaits. Seven days aboard ship will give the Pita Kid's time to learn about Boats/Ships, Orcas, singing whales and also gravy boats, as they explore Ketchikan, with its Misty Fjords, Pita pillar and float plane adventure. Juneau gives us the Mendenhall glacier by dog sleigh, the brass dog story and Dutch night fun as well as an exciting helicopter ride. A ship race will push us further north to the town of Skagway, punctuated by a history lesson of the eighteen nineties gold rush days. A train ride to Chilkoot pass begins with a chug-chug-chug and a whooo-whooo-whoooo but makes little Pita think she has gone blind. Returning to Skagway! Strange images will intrigue Chispita's Kid's and the formal night dinner party makes Pita sparkle in her Diamonds. The voyage on north thought Glacier Bay to Seward Alaska only adds to this adventure of a lifetime, all punctuated by graphic photos, "enjoy".