Books with title Atlantic

In the world of tomorrow, a new Atlantis rises from the Atlantic Ocean. This city is paradise to the privileged, built upon the hidden face of slavery. Humans adapted to work in the deep water mines are no longer considered human. Wearing "unbreakable" chains, their fate is set--until a girl of the sea, a boy from the mainland, and a bi-polar computer join forces with rebel leaders in a fight for freedom.

This book introduces children to the Atlantic Ocean, looking at its resources, famous places, and people who live along the coast. Different types of islands and the ocean floor are explored using key geography terms. Children are encouraged to use geographical skills to locate information by reading maps and interpreting simple keys. This series complements the Introducing Continents series.

“What do you do when the fate of something so massive lies in your hands and your hands only? Do you let it pass you by, or do you do something about it?”Don’t believe that there should still be prejudice in 2018? If you’re a young person who wants to make a difference to the world and stand up to bullies in power, then this is the book for you.In an alternate 2018, it’s been almost 45 years since the UK and the USA went to war, and the nations are still bitter enemies. So when two Americans are framed for an assault and meet young British police officer Luke Bright, there’s outrage when a friendship forms between them.Luke’s desperate to help his friends but ends up accidentally shooting another police officer in the process. Barely weeks after turning nineteen, he’s branded a murderer to be thrown into jail when his only crime was wanting peace and equality. This isn’t the adult life he was expecting. How exactly is he meant to bring an end to prejudice between the two most powerful nations in the world when he’s destined to be stuck in jail for life? Can Luke really change the rest of the world when he’s isolated from everyone he knows and no one believes he’s innocent?Atlantic Split is the first of four novels in the Luke Bright series and is recommended for ages 15+.

Now with an Historical Afterword by Ron MillerFeatured in Ron Miller’s “The Conquest of Space Book Series.” In this classic Atlantean novel by Pierre Benoit, two adventurous soldiers discover the remnants of Atlantis deep in the Sahara Desert...as well as the chilling secret of its deadly, immortal queen, Antinea. Originally published in 1920.At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).

Is the myth of Atlantis just one of Plato’s parables devised to persuade a certain argument? Or did the city actually exist, its history perverted by time and teller? Was there really an advanced civilization on Earth that predates the biblical account of Adam and Eve?When a young boy discovers the last remaining Atlantic survivor in the Mexican jungle of Quintana Roo, he is provided with the stunning truth of their alien origin. Relayed to his mind by the sole survivor via a unique method of communication, the boy learns that Atlas was a man, deified by his people. The story is related by the only child of Atlas, who was left on Earth by his father, along with an exiled people, to find his way on a strange and dangerous prehistoric planet. As the exiles begin to pervert the simple ways of their peaceful forefathers, they suffer physically, socially and mentally. Damis, the son of Atlas, must assume a difficult and multi-faceted role as protector, educator and savior, which responsibilities he eschews, all while trying to grow up and fall in love. The people are subsequently divided in war, hoping for the return of Atlas. Will Atlas return to unify his people and to take them home to the worlds of their fathers?

Before Ancient Greece and the myth of twelve Olympic Gods, there was Atlantis...and her real kings and queens.For all his twenty-four years, Heracles wanted nothing more than to work on his family's farm in the coastal village of Thebes. When a late night attack threatens to destroy everything he knows, Heracles must seek help the only place he knows – Mount Olympus.Athena, daughter of the king, has been educated and trained for one specific job over the last 158 years - a job no one thinks will ever be needed until a young man stumbles upon her, asking for help.Together, Athena and Heracles must race against impossible odds and journey to Mount Olympus to prevent a war that's brewing - a war that could bring death and destruction to all. Athena vows to help Heracles defend Thebes and the citizens of Atlantis from the invading Titans – no matter what the cost. Passion. Defiance. Honor.Discover the truth behind the legend.

Nearly everyone has heard the story of Atlantis, the mighty civilization that was destroyed by the gods. But who really knows what happened? The mystery told by Plato in ancient times and its more modern versions continues to capture readers' imaginations. Could one of the small islands near modern Greece be the remains of Atlantis? Is there truth behind the legend?Atlantis is part of the Quick-Read non-fiction series “Ancient Greek Mysteries” and engages readers of all ages. Let the history, legends and myths of ancient Greece capture your imagination, from Alexander the Great's conquest of much of the Middle East to the development of Western philosophy, the tradition of the Olympics, the secrets of reading oracles, and the puzzle of the lost city of Atlantis.

In deep, glowing caves under the ice of Antarctica, the small people of the new city of Atlantis are worried by strange noises and harpoon heads coming from the dark of Outside, where only the terrible Giants can live.Then Mungith, a boy on his test to become Adult, is trapped and hurt in the coal mines - with a Giant. His younger cousin Chooker finds him with her Sensing ability before it kills him - but will it and its crazy ideas bring good or disaster to Atlantis? What should they do with it?An exciting adventure for young adults.