Books with title The Starlight Club

Antonia is the daughter of the head of institutionalized wizardry, and she wants nothing more—or so she thinks at fourteen—than to grow up to be a wizard too: the first woman wizard. But then she discovers that her mother has all sorts of unexpected female cousins who intend her to come be a witch with them, at the same time as she realizes that a lot of the male wizards are highly opposed to letting a mere girl learn their arcane secrets… As she tries to find her own way, she hears the legend of the Starlight Raven, a bird rejected by its own kind because it does not fit in anywhere, whose appearance is a marker either of doom or of unexpected triumph.

Experience the story about wolves and humans, from the prospective of the wolves. A wolf, whom has had a terrible experience with humans, finds themselves joining the Starlight Pack. They now must survive both a food shortage, and human hunters.One wrong thing after another occurs, and this wolf can only blame humans as the 'source of all evil' in the world. Can this wolf ever hope to find peace amongst a world filled with humans?Some of the events that occur in the story are based on real life hunting methods, but the book itself is fictional.

It’s 1978, and there’s an unopened condom burning a hole into Keith Day’s left butt cheek. He’s sixteen and desperately in lust with sexy Suzanne Brandenburg, an Italian housewife with a sob story and nothing but time to waste. Then there’s Sally Brandenburg, an identical version of her mother, but with a mouth that’d melt the grooves off 2112. Keith wants them both, but he can’t have them both. Or can he? Too bad they don’t cover this stuff in Algebra: X (Keith) + Y (Suzanne) x Z (Sally) = asshole. Across town, Keith finds his doobie lovin’ band buddy Mark unconscious next to an empty bottle of pills. Mark is older, yet suddenly Keith has to do adult things like call the cops and make visits to the hospital. After a week in custody, Mark’s back, but he still ain’t fixed. On a road trip out of town, he pulls a gun on some Deliverance guy at a roadside filling station. Keith’s got to stay calm. No crying, no freaking out. If he can convince Mark to put down the gun, everything will be okay. They’ll be The Starlights, they’ll forget about chicks, and life will go back to Zen. If only there wasn’t blood on the front seat and a lethal friend at the wheel.

There was a baby whohad no mother,crying in the starlight.And as the stars burned,the baby's tears called to the watching world."Stars; bright stars,can you love me? Will you be my mother?"Gillian Shields's poetic expression of maternal love and Elizabeth Harbour's beautiful watercolors will melt hearts. This is an exquisite picture book for mothers and children to cherish.

Fast-paced, evocative, and intensely suspenseful, Tim Wynne-Jones’s latest psychological thriller finds a teenager setting his wits against the frigid wilderness and a menacing crew of escapees.Four months after his best friend, Dodge, disappeared near their families’ camp in a boat accident, Nate is still haunted by nightmares. He’d been planning to make the treacherous trek to the remote campsite with a friend — his first time in winter without his survival-savvy father, Burt. But when his friend gets grounded, Nate secretly decides to brave the trip solo in a journey that’s half pilgrimage, half desperate hope he will find his missing friend when no one else could. What he doesn’t expect to find is the door to the cabin flung open and the camp occupied by strangers: three men he’s horrified to realize have escaped from a maximum-security prison. Snowed in by a blizzard and with no cell signal, Nate is confronted with troubling memories of Dodge and a stunning family secret, and realizes that his survival now depends on his wits as much as his wilderness skills. As things spiral out of control, Nate finds himself dealing with questions even bigger than who gets to leave the camp alive.

The Hazel Wood meets The Astonishing Color of After in this dreamy, atmospheric novel that follows sixteen-year-old Eli as she tries to remember what truly happened the night her mother disappeared off a frozen fjord in Norway under the Northern Lights.According to Arctic lore, if you whistle at the Northern Lights, they'll swoop down and carry you off forever. Sixteen-year-old Eline Davis knows it's true because it happened to her mother. Eli was there that night on the remote glacier in Svalbard, when her mother whistled, then vanished. Years later, Eli is living with her dad on Cape Cod. When Eli discovers the Northern Lights will be visible for one night on the Cape, she hatches a plan to use the lights to contact her missing mother. And it works. Her mother arrives with a hazy story of where she's been all this time. Eli knows no one will believe them, so she keeps it all a secret. But when magical, dangerous things start happening--narwhals appearing in Cape Cod Bay, meteorites landing in the yard, three shadowy fairytale princesses whispering ominous messages--the secrets start to become more like lies.It's all too much, too fast, and Eli pushes her mother away, not expecting her to disappear as abruptly as she appeared. Her mother's gone again, and Eli's devastated. Until she finds the note written in mother's elegant scrawl: Find me where I left you. And so, off to Svalbard Eli goes.

Fast-paced, evocative, and intensely suspenseful, Tim Wynne-Jones’s latest psychological thriller finds a teenager setting his wits against the frigid wilderness and a menacing crew of escapees. Four months after his best friend, Dodge, disappeared near their families’ camp in a boat accident, Nate is still haunted by nightmares. He’d been planning to make the treacherous trek to the remote campsite with a friend - his first time in winter without his survival-savvy father, Burt. But when his friend gets grounded, Nate secretly decides to brave the trip solo in a journey that’s half pilgrimage, half desperate hope he will find his missing friend when no one else could. What he doesn’t expect to find is the door to the cabin flung open and the camp occupied by strangers: three men he’s horrified to realize have escaped from a maximum-security prison. Snowed in by a blizzard and with no cell signal, Nate is confronted with troubling memories of Dodge and a stunning family secret, and realizes that his survival now depends on his wits as much as his wilderness skills. As things spiral out of control, Nate finds himself dealing with questions even bigger than who gets to leave the camp alive.