Books with title The two towers

Pete is an eleven-year-old middle school girl who desperately wants to know her biological father. But no one in her family wants to talk about him. When she comes face-to-face with the man, she is surprised to learn that she is from a mixed heritage, and learns the harsh realities of racism.She also learns firsthand about bullying so destructive that Pete begins to wonder if her life has any value at all. Her friends seem to turn away from her and she seeks solace and peace at the top of the tower near her home. Will she find the answers she longs for as she sits high above the edge of her world?

As summer draws to a close before junior year, Rowyn Black is tired of seeing the Tower card stare up at her from the table.On their 16th birthday, Rowyn's kind is gifted with awesome powers. But this is not Narnia or Hogwarts; this is Elizabethtown, Illinois, and much to the chagrin of the local chapter of Susie-Homemakers, witches live here.All witches understand that the universe is a scary sort of powerful. Rowyn hopes that the only thing the Tower foretells is the sight of the school parking lot on the first day, full of more jacked-up trucks and cut-off shorts than a Luke Bryan video.But the universe has other plans, and when the Tower comes crashing down, will they all fall with it?Praise:★★★★★ - "An emotionally insightful must-read."★★★★★ - "The writing was excellent, and the book does a wonderful job of incorporating the magical with the mundane. Absolutely recommended."

Dark cults and shady politics are right at home in The Tower.When Adam Church checks in to The Tower to search for any hint of his missing wife, he soon learns his life will never be the same. Deciding who is with you or against you is never easy, but here the lines are so much more than blurred. Can he learn the strange rules this hotel obeys and avoid the horrors lurking inside, or will he lose everything he holds dear?Your humanity is not the only price The Tower demands when you check in.

The first part, The Fllowship of the Ring, told how Gandlf the Grey discovered that the ring possessed by Frodo the Hobbit was in fact the One Ring, ruler of all the Rings of Power. It recounted th flight of Frodo and his companions from the quiet Shire of their home, pursued by the terror of the Black Riders of Mordor, until at last, with the aid of Aragorn the Ranger of Eriador, they came through desperate perils to the House of Elrond in Rivendell.... The companions journeyed in secret far from Rivendell in the North, until baffled in their attempt to cross the high pass of Caradhras in winter, they were led by Gandalf through the hidden gate and entered the vast mines of Moria, seeking a way beneath the mountains.... But Aragorn, now revealed as the hidden heir of the ancient Kings of the West, led the company on from the East Gate of Moria, through the Elvish land of Lorien, and down the great River Anduin, until they come to the Falls of Rauros.... The second part, the Two Towers, now tells how eaceh of the members of the Fellowship of the Ring fared, after the breaking of their fellowship, until the coming of the great Darkness and the outbreak of the War of the Ring, which is to be recounted in the third and last part.