Books with title Shadows in the Savanna

The war for the forest continues, deep in the shadows....With Andrew’s death, the Overseer of the Forest should have returned. But instead, Becka has yet to hear from him and the tension in the Overseer’s world has only grown. Stuck with the living pack, she is unable to do anything to help as she is trying to find a way to adjust to her new life in a pack that is on the verge of collapsing.Cast out and blamed for Andrew's death, Becka flees. But a Shadow Creature attack brings Rukisha back to her, making them both seek out Vippora for guidance. As soon as they arrive, he gives them the news Becka was hoping for. All that is left for them to do is survive a trip into the heart of the Shadow Creature's world where more than just secrets are waiting for them....It's time for destinies to take shape.

After Ivy's stepfather disappears, Ivy's mama begins waitressing at Dining Divinely to make ends meet. She also takes in a boarder—twelve-year-old Caleb, who's the same age as Ivy and is the weirdest guy she's ever met. With Mama working full-time, Ivy has to babysit her little brother, JJ. She also has to fend off the nosy Pastor Harold; stop Caleb from filling JJ's head with lies; and keep her best friend, Ellen, from knowing anything about her embarrassing situation at home. Ivy has always found out all she needs to know by lurking in the shadows (some might call it "eavesdropping"). But as things at home become more complicated, she learns to step into the light and not only listen but speak up, in Ivy in the Shadows by Chris Woodworth.

It's not uncommon for people to go missing in a vast and wild place like Alaska. But in a rainy forest just south of Juneau, it seems to happen more often than usual.The dense woods around Shadow Creek are beautiful and tempting, but there's also something menacing about them. Everyone in the nearby town knows the story of the Witch of Shadow Creek, although few suspect it's anything more than "just a story." When Jack Strader and his dad move from California to reopen the Shadow Creek Lodge after a family tragedy, they're just looking for a change. But Jack's about to find out that Shadow Creek is a place where the border between this world and the next is sometimes thin.

Seventeen-year-old Anya Kane can never forget the night her mother died. No—the night a green-eyed man with a scar on his left eye killed her mother. But believe it or not, she’s learned to live with it…to live with her pain. She’s even learned to be happy.Cue in a mesmerizing boy named Chase. The day he shows up at her prestigious school is the day everything changes. An international terrorist group called The Syndicate tries to take her, and the man they send after her…is the man who killed her mother. Barely escaping the attempt, Anya is left with nothing but bruises, questions, and a temporary form of PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder).After discovering that Chase is with the CIA, and learning a shocking truth about her parents, she agrees to go back to her normal life as a student in order to draw out The Syndicate, but she must deal with the anxiety and flashbacks caused by her PTSD. Anya will have to overcome every single one of her fears if she wants to find out why she’s being hunted and why her mother really died. Will she find answers? Will they be the answers she expects?

After Ivy's stepfather disappears, Ivy's mama begins waitressing at Dining Divinely to make ends meet. She also takes in a boarder―twelve-year-old Caleb, who's the same age as Ivy and is the weirdest guy she's ever met. With Mama working full-time, Ivy has to babysit her little brother, JJ. She also has to fend off the nosy Pastor Harold; stop Caleb from filling JJ's head with lies; and keep her best friend, Ellen, from knowing anything about her embarrassing situation at home. Ivy has always found out all she needs to know by lurking in the shadows (some might call it "eavesdropping"). But as things at home become more complicated, she learns to step into the light and not only listen but speak up.

“Into the Shadows” is a children’s illustrated book that takes you into a dark and playful world. Each page you open is a unique character with their own story to tell. By showing a world in silhouettes, anyone can identify with these characters. One of the goals in making this book was to encourage children, (and adults) to face scary things and this book is meant to be a playful way to do so. Sometimes you have to look into the darkness to find the light. Much like Pixar movies, the stories and imagery should be engaging for all family members to enjoy!

Until the age of fourteen Kiki lived a normal life, she was a happy, well-adjusted teenager, the only thing that marked her as different was her belief in her imaginary friend, Gabe. Shortly after her fourteenth birthday everything changed. Gabe was gone, and in his stead, came vile creatures out of her worse nightmares who wanted to control every aspect of her life. Desperately trying to get on with her life Kiki hides what is happening from everyone, except her sister Tracey. As her sister’s mental state deteriorates Tracey’s is forced to take action Kiki is hospitalised where she is drugged and is now at the mercy of her tormentors. Then begins an extraordinary journey into darkness that draws many people into her inner hell.

Change is a natural part of growing up. Bodies change, moods change, voices change, personalities change. But what happens when the changes aren’t natural but super natural? And what if they can be used for both good and evil? That’s the dilemma confronting Yale in Karen Rivers’ edgy, compelling thriller, Y in the Shadows. The kids at school have been ignoring Yale forever. It’s not because she’s stupid, or a jerk. She’s just the kind of girl people look right through, as though she were invisible. Yale’s not too thrilled with that. But now she’s discovered something about herself, something wonderful and terrifying. After all the years of feeling invisible, Yale discovers she has the power to actually be invisible — the power to disappear. She has the power to move undetected among the very people who’ve made her feel like she didn’t exist. Only this time, she’s listening. Watching. Planning. Ultimately, Yale finds herself having to choose whether she’ll use her ability to hurt or help someone very close to her

Seventeen-year-old Anya Kane can never forget the night her mother died. No—the night a green-eyed man with a scar on his left eye killed her mother. But believe it or not, she’s learned to live with it…to live with her pain. She’s even learned to be happy. Cue in a mesmerizing boy named Chase. The day he shows up at her prestigious school is the day everything changes. An international terrorist group called The Syndicate tries to take her, and the man they send after her…is the man who killed her mother. Barely escaping the attempt, Anya is left with nothing but bruises, questions, and a temporary form of PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder). After discovering that Chase is with the CIA, and learning a shocking truth about her parents, she agrees to go back to her normal life as a student in order to draw out The Syndicate, but she must deal with the anxiety and flashbacks caused by her PTSD. Anya will have to overcome every single one of her fears if she wants to find out why she’s being hunted and why her mother really died. Will she find answers? Will they be the answers she expects?