Books with title Sword of the Wilderness

Would Kendra ever be ready to face the scary and confusing world far from the wilderness she had come to love? George McManus traveled night and day from his wilderness cabin when the tragic news arrived that his daughter and son-in-law had died in a river accident. His only granddaughter, Kendra Marty, not yet four years old, had been left behind. McMannus was her only family, but what could a trapper, living alone in the backwoods, do to care for Kendra? She waas such a tiny thing-so small to have lost so much. He should have known from the first time he looked into those large green eyes that the two of them belonged together. Papa Mac, as Kendra came to call him, knew her place was with him. But what kind of hime, what kind of training, could he provide in a wilderness of mountains and trees and rives that no one had even named?

“Son of the Wilderness” is a story written in classic fable style for the purpose of inspiring the young reader’s heart to develop moral character. The story is set in a fictional kingdom where a noble King is faced with a heart-rending decision. He must either allow his newly born son to grow up in a palace full of decadence or send him to be reared by a Huntsman, with no knowledge of his royal heritage. Follow the arduous adventures of the Son of the Wilderness as he discovers life’s true purpose and receives the reward of both the Kingdom and a noble heart. The Son of the Wilderness is the first part of a trilogy. It will be followed by “Princess of the Palace,” which takes readers on an adventurous journey in search of truth.The fable, “Son of the Wilderness,” was written to stir children’s hearts to greater pursuits and awaken their imaginations to noble ambitions. Therefore, we have created a discussion guide as a way for you to engage a child in conversations that will help him or her to recognize the themes of godly character.

The chase is on and time is running out... return to the terrifying and shocking world of THE DISAPPEARED in this thrilling sequel. On the run after the uprising at the Academy, Blake and Kay have ended up with the criminals and the crazies in the place of childhood nightmares, the Wilderness. Here, in a ghost city, they find a bloodthirsty captain training a ruthless Resistance who are everything Blake has hoped for, except for one thing: they're a bunch of kids. Blake thinks he can use the Resistance's plans to get close enough to kill his father, The Leader, ending his brutal and bloody treatment of the underclass. Simple. But what Blake discovers about his father and the devastating methods of the Resistance is anything by simple. Who is controlling the country? And who can he really trust? "Weird but wonderful… A brilliant read." Kiss "Packs in the plot, adding a healthy dose of THESE FEELINGS WHAT ARE THESE FEELINGS teen angst… Perfect for teenagers bored with glitzy Hollywood nonsense." SFX

She loves the woods of her childhood, but something else is calling to her . . .Orphaned at a young age, Kendra Marty comes into the care of her only living relative, her grandfather. A trapper who lives alone in the backwoods, George McMannus doesn't know what he can offer Kendra, but one look into her green eyes and he is certain they belong together.Papa Mac, as Kendra calls him, teaches her how to survive among the mountains and trees and rivers, but he knows his granddaughter needs an education he can't provide. What will become of Kendra when she leaves the only home she can remember to enter a scary and confusing world far from the wilderness she loves?

Survival. It makes for exciting TV, but all Josh wants a life that passes for normal. A real house, not a cabin in the woods. Hockey, not hunting to put food on the table. Girls. But his half-brother, Nathan, wants to prove himself in the Alaska wilderness, and their father won’t let him do it alone. Josh’s prospects brighten when an intriguing girl visits remote Willow Creek, but Shannon is entranced with his brother. As Nathan’s behavior grows stranger—and more dangerous—Josh confronts the dark side of what it means to be his brother’s keeper. “…[A] chilling winter’s tale.” Publisher’s Weekly

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