Books with title The Hidden Room

"I didn't believe him."Peter Brentwood was lying to her. He had to be. She had not known him before, they had never been lovers, and she had definitely not tried to murder him.But what if she was wrong? What if he had known her before the accident? Was it possible that Peter held the keys to discovering the memories she'd lost? Jilli knew she had to discover the truth.

The heart-stopping conclusion to the New York Times bestselling trilogy that L.J. Smith calls “spectacular!”Abbey knows that Caspian is her destiny. Theirs is a bond that transcends even death. But as Abbey finally learns the full truth about the dark fate that links her to Caspian and ties them both to the town of Sleepy Hollow, she suddenly has some very hard choices to make. Caspian may be the love of her life, but is that love worth dying for? Beautifully spun, emotionally gripping, and irresistibly romantic, The Hidden will leave you breathless.

“I never thought of myself as a killer.”"And so I found myself, on another night, in another bed, with another corpse, in another country."Jillian's search for her identity will take her farther than she ever expected to go. What is Jillian? A sport? A mutant? An alien dropped on this world by some sadistic entity? She’s been this way for as long as she can remember—a predator—the hidden.

A three-day rafting trip down the Rattlesnake River becomes the arena for a fight between Maria and her brother Chris. Maria is sure Chris has told their dad something that will get her in big trouble when she gets home. But what is it? And why do all the other Shoebox Kids seem to be in on it?The Rattlesnake River Adventure finds the Shoebox Kids trying to keep Chris and Maria talking to each other while protecting a big secret. In the meantime, they hear the legend of Bonzo the bear, meet the mysterious "mountain man "who was watching them from the shadows, and learn about holding grudges and the power of forgiveness.-- Teaches kids about holding grudges and forgiveness.-- Each book in The Shoebox Kids series teaches kids how being a Christian affects the way they act and think.-- Ideal for beginning readers.-- The mystery/adventure story will keep kids readings-- Number 11 in the Shoebox Kids series.

"Hurry Susan we can't let them find us or else.." Rex’s voice trailed away thinking about what would happen if the mob were to catch up to them."I know Rex I know." Susan cried tears streaming down her face as she clutched her child closer to her as if that would somehow shield him from the angry shouts coming from the distance.For as long as anyone can remember the King has hated all magical creatures. Killing them on site. Yet what will happen when Sophia the Kings daughter falls in love with a Goblin?

The battle to conquer depression continues with THE HIDDEN HOST!LUCY’S ANGRY. Her life was supposed to get a lot easier after spending a winter field trip keeping Disorder locked up in The Dust. So of course, it got much worse. As if being banned from The Dust wasn’t bad enough, Lucy’s best friend Anna is facing depression, and Lucy knows it’s her fault. But when she takes matters into her own hands, Lucy uncovers one of Disorder’s Fragments, bent on using Anna to free its master! Now the only way to save Anna is for Lucy to find The Hidden Host, the sole person with the power to keep Disorder imprisoned. Without the help of the Depression Force, Lucy’s left with a rag-tag team—including her mysterious Depression Agent Uncle Justin—to travel to the center of Anna’s Depression Zone and save her life. Along the way, Lucy will face impossible decisions, vengeful villains, and cruel history about The Dust that makes her wonder if sacrificing a life is worth another, and which side she’s really fighting for.

What will happen when a happy dog and a racing rabbit enter the quiet room? This is a full-color picture book for beginning readers.This picture book is part of the Alphabet Series, with an emphasis on the letters Q and R. This story is intended for a child to read on his or her own. This is an early reading book for a preschool or Kindergarten child to begin his/her reading experience. This story is repetitive and uses simple sight words. Each page has original illustrations that correspond with the writing on the page.

NEVER within the memory of middle-aged Libbie, the dairymaid, had there been such a bustle of preparation within the walls of Gaybrook Farm, as on a certain June day, not many summers back.From early dawn—which means somewhere between three and four o’clock—old Mrs. Busson, the farmer’s wife, had been awake and astir.From the lumber-room in the attics, to the parlour, with its high-arched fire-place, filled in to-day with boughs of green and big bowls of June roses, and from the cheese-room, under the roof, to the brew-house in the yard below, every nook and corner in the roomy old farm had been visited, on some pretence or another, by the time that noon and the dinner-hour arrived simultaneously.“And yet,” declared Polly, the rosy-cheeked “odd-girl,” “though the Missus hasn’t been off her feet for all these hours, she’s as fresh as a sky-lark.”“Ay, as brisk as a bee amongst clover,” chimed in old Simon, the shepherd. Leaning against the wall of an outhouse, his dim eyes followed Mrs. Busson’s quick movements as she flitted from dairy to larder, finally disappearing into the garden, as nimbly as though she were seventeen instead of seventy.

Jan and Bernie have moved into a large country home with their parents, Al and Linn Evers. Later on the home is rumored to be haunted. A door in one of the five upstairs bedrooms is never to be entered as instructed by the land lady although it isn't locked. When friends visit Jan yields to their curiosity to open it anyway. Thus begins strange happenings throughout and Jan and Bernie attempt to solve the problem of eerie noises and disturbances in their home without telling their parents.