Books with title The secret of the wooden lady

A fourteen year old boy named Ricky finds himself caught between two worlds. He's invited into another dimension by an unusual group of men who offer him a mission. The mission is to help a boy in his school who is being bullied. Ricky accepts the mission, but finds out later that knowing these men can complicate his life. He has to learn how to live with this unique experience, and learn how to be a true friend.

Secrets of the Woods is an important collection of writings and poetry, by William Long, which deal with nature and the woods. It is an interesting read as it works to intrepret the thoughts regarding interaction with nature and woods in particular. This classic collection of writings by William Long should not be passed up by fans of his work and will also delight those who have not yet had the opportunity to experience his popular nature-oriented wrtings.

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