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Books with title The 29 Elements

  • The Elements

    Theodore Gray

    Hardcover (Encyclopaedia Britannica, Oct. 1, 2010)
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  • The Elementals

    Francesca Lia Block

    Hardcover (St. Martin's Press, Oct. 16, 2012)
    From a star YA author Francesca Lia Block—an adult novel about a student, haunted by the disappearance of a friend, who must face the truth The Elementals is on one level an intriguing coming-of-age novel about a young woman, Ariel Silverman, facing the challenges of her first years away at college in Berkeley, California, while her mother battles cancer at home in Los Angeles. But the book takes on deeper, stranger meanings when we realize that Ariel is haunted by the disappearance of her best friend, Jeni, who vanished without a trace a few years before, closing Ariel's heart and changing her forever. Ariel wonders if she will ever be fully alive, until she meets three mysterious, beautiful and seductive young people living in a strange old house in the Berkeley hills. Through them Ariel will unravel the mystery of her best friend's disappearance and face a chilling choice.
  • Air: The Elements

    Ken Robbins

    Hardcover (Henry Holt & Co, )
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  • Elements

    Ellie Schreiber

    language (Elite Online Publishing, July 31, 2016)
    A tall well dressed man walks up to me. "Hello Ella, don't be afraid, we're just here to take you back where you belong.""I don't understand." I say, my voice shaking. "I belong here, with my family and the people who love me.""But do they love you?" he asks smirking. "If they found out what you are, would they still, truly love you?" I think for a moment, faltering. But I quickly regain control of my thoughts. "Of course they would! They would love me no matter what I was!""I wouldn't be so sure." He says angrily, "but since you seem to have your mind made up, let me rephrase my sentence. You're going on vacation."As soon as he says it I feel a needle being poked into my back, then I am lifted into the air and taken to a black company vehicle, slightly down the road. I scream, kick, scratch, flail, pinch, and do every other thing I was taught to do in this situation. Until whatever is in the dart starts to take effect. This is (inconveniently) almost immediately. My head begins to feel light and heavy all at the same time, my eyes droop and I stop screaming. I let my body relax (probably not a good idea in this situation) and I feel as if I'm floating. Through my peripheral vision I notice Oliver has been picked up as well. My heart aches for my friend, if I had just listened to him, we wouldn't be in this mess.
  • Taming the Elements

    David Ekrut

    (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Dec. 18, 2014)
    A young man, Elwin, seeks to become an elementalist. But with war looming and an accident that could cost him his freedom, Elwin finds himself fleeing for his life and evading the Guardians of Life. The Guardians think Elwin guilty of the most grievous of crimes, and as he trains the gifts of his bloodline, he will discover a secret from long in his past.
  • The Elementals

    Saundra Mitchell

    eBook (HMH Books for Young Readers, June 4, 2013)
    Kate Witherspoon has lived a bohemian life with her artist parents. In 1917, the new art form of the motion picture is changing entertainment—and Kate is determined to become a director. Meanwhile, midwestern farm boy Julian Birch has inherited the wanderlust that fueled his parents’ adventures. A childhood bout with polio has left him crippled, but he refuses to let his disability define him. Strangers driven by a shared vision, Kate and Julian set out separately for Los Angeles, the city of dreams. There, they each struggle to find their independence. When they finally meet, the teenage runaways realize their true magical legacy: the ability to triumph over death, and over time. But as their powerful parents before them learned, all magic comes with a price.
  • Earth: The Elements

    Ken Robbins

    Hardcover (Henry Holt & Co, April 1, 1995)
    The award-winning author and photographer introduces young readers to the physical, practical, and spiritual aspects of planet Earth and to moral and ethical questions related to our manipulation of the planet and its resources.
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  • The Elements

    Steve Parker

    Paperback (Scholastic, March 15, 2012)
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  • The 4 Elements

    Nuria Roca, Rosa M. Curto

    Paperback (B.E.S. Publishing, March 1, 2006)
    Children explore the traditional four elements of air, earth, water, and fire, and learn how each of these elements plays a vital role both in nature and in human activities. A two-page section at the back of this handsome picture book offers teaching guidelines for parents. Rosa M. Curto's delightful color illustrations enhance every page.
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  • The Four Elements

    Csilla James, Aashley James, Brandon James

    eBook (Csilla James, Nov. 26, 2013)
    Help your little ones discover the Four Elements. It is a topic not often talked about at a young age, yet they are in our every day lives. The book does not only discusses what the elements are, but also how they interact with one another. The pages are filled with fun illustrations that your little angels can easily relate to and enjoy.
  • The Elements

    Gail Kay Haines

    Library Binding (Franklin Watts, March 1, 1972)
    Describes the properties and functions of the various groups of chemical elements.
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  • Water: The Elements

    Ken Robbins

    Hardcover (Henry Holt & Co, Nov. 1, 1994)
    A beautiful photographic essay, featuring unique hand-colored photographs and a simple, yet accurate and evocative, text, explores the many visual aspects of water, giving us new perspectives on ice, rain, snow, the sea, and much more.
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