Books with title The Comedy Keeper

Abisina is ready to assume the role of Keeper that has been her destiny, leading the future of the Watersmeet community. But the survival of the land depends on the north and south—the centaurs, dwarves, fairies, humans, and fauns—joining together to confront a gathering evil. The rift that opened in the Mountains Eternal has continued to spew forth terrible creatures: überwolves, leviathan-birds, minotaurs. Abisina knows that the most challenging creature of all has arrived—though what shape it will take is still a mystery. She sets out to bring the folk together to confront this unknown evil, but the land has never been more divided. As she faces hostile centaurs, ambitious fairies, the destruction of the only home she’s ever known, and separation from those who love her, Abisina doubts if she has the strength to be the leader that everyone needs. Even the power of the Keeper’s necklace doesn’t seem to be enough—and when that is taken from her, she’s left on the brink of hopelessness. Can Abisina’s faith in the power of love, acceptance, and unity that she’s learned from her friends and family survive this final test?

Sierra Leone, West Africa. January, 1999. A dangerous time and place in which to find yourself. Especially if - like Femi - you're a young chimpanzee on a quest. Trying to escape a desperate existence with his starving tribe, Femi - along with his fearful best friend, Septimus and his tough older brother, Coker - strikes out to find a better life. The trio embark on a perilous adventure across the jungles and plains of Sierra Leone to find the one being who can help them - the legendary, mysterious Cotton Keeper. Unfortunately, Femi couldn't have chosen a worse time for his quest. Because the Big-Walkers are at war. Even as Femi and his friends trek towards their destination, the Big-Walkers race across the country on the backs of their growling, metal beasts, brandishing their magic, metal, killing arms. The race is on for the young chimps - if they want to reach their goal, they have to get to the Cotton Keeper before the Big-Walkers do.

Sierra Leone, West Africa, January 1999. A dangerous time and place in which to find yourself. Especially if - like Femi - you're a young chimpanzee on a quest. Trying to escape a desperate existence with his starving tribe, Femi - along with his fearful best friend, Septimus and his tough older brother, Coker - strikes out to find a better life. The trio embark on a perilous adventure across the jungles and plains of Sierra Leone to find the one being who can help them - the legendary, mysterious Cotton Keeper. Unfortunately, Femi couldn't have chosen a worse time for his quest. Because the Big-Walkers are at war. Even as Femi and his friends trek towards their destination, the Big-Walkers race across the country on the backs of their growling, rolling beasts, brandishing their magic, metal, killing arms. The race is on for the young chimps - if they want to reach their goal, they have to get to the Cotton Keeper before the Big-Walkers do.

On a rocky coast of Maine sits an old abandoned lighthouse. The Keeper, who died under mysterious circumstances many decades before, is thought to still walk the halls of the home he refuses to leave. 12 year old Jake McMillian is looking forward to a family trip to visit a lighthouse in Maine. He knows of the legend of the dead Keeper and hope for his own ghostly encounter. But Jake would get more than he bargained for. Some things go more than just bump in the night.

Oisín is not sure he wants to be Keeper of the Book of Magic – but when his little sister Sorcha is kidnapped by the Morrígan, a raven-goddess with a heart as dark as her feathers, he has to learn how to use the Book for good. Soon Oisín has a long journey ahead of him with only Stephen, his annoying older brother; and Antimony, a headstrong Nigerian orphan with her own quest, to help him. A gripping Celtic tale for middle grade fantasy lovers age 10+.

Abisina is ready to assume the role of Keeper that has been her destiny, leading the future of the Watersmeet community. But the survival of the land depends on the north and south—the centaurs, dwarves, fairies, humans, and fauns—joining together to confront a gathering evil. The rift that opened in the Mountains Eternal has continued to spew forth terrible creatures: überwolves, leviathan-birds, minotaurs. Abisina knows that the most challenging creature of all has arrived—though what shape it will take is still a mystery. She sets out to bring the folk together to confront this unknown evil, but the land has never been more divided. As she faces hostile centaurs, ambitious fairies, the destruction of the only home she’s ever known, and separation from those who love her, Abisina doubts if she has the strength to be the leader that everyone needs. Even the power of the Keeper’s necklace doesn’t seem to be enough—and when that is taken from her, she’s left on the brink of hopelessness. Can Abisina’s faith in the power of love, acceptance, and unity that she’s learned from her friends and family survive this final test?