Books with title The Ghosts of Heaven

Mystery and adventure are the last things Liz has in mind when she forms Teen Power Inc, Raven Hill High's own job agency. All she and her friends want to do is make some money, and they'll do just about anything.But mystery and adventure are both in store. They are soon confronted with a puzzle they just have to solve. With a little help from the Raven Hill ghost of course!

Mystery and adventure are the last things Liz has in mind when she forms Teen Power Inc, Raven Hill High's own job agency. All she and her friends want to do is make some money, and they'll do just about anything.But mystery and adventure are both in store. They are soon confronted with a puzzle they just have to solve. With a little help from the Raven Hill ghost of course!

Mystery and adventure are the last things Liz has in mind when she forms Teen Power Inc, Raven Hill High's own job agency. All she and her friends want to do is make some money, and they'll do just about anything.But mystery and adventure are both in store. They are soon confronted with a puzzle they just have to solve. With a little help from the Raven Hill ghost of course!

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Many dream of changing the world. But George Orr's dreams do change it--for better or for worse. Made desperate by this unsought power, George consults a psychotherapist who promises to help him. However, it soon becomes clear that the scientist has his own plans for George and his dreams. Why not, after all, forge a brave new world--one free from war, disease, overpopulation, and all human misery? But for every man-made dream of utopia, there is a terrifying, unforeseeable consequence; so George must dream and dream again, forever seeking a more perfect future as the very essence of cosmic reality begins to disintegrate.

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