Books with title The Mysterious Woods

It was only supposed to be a mountain wilderness hike for three boys with camping gear, guides, and everything. What could possibly go wrong with all those adults around? These three friends plodded along at the back of the line of hikers. Then one of the boys did something he knew was wrong; he darted off the trail to get a picture. They’d taken special classes, joined an expert group of mountain hikers, and now they found themselves separated from the group, all alone, and lost in the fog. But that’s not the worst of it. The boys had to cross a broken-down suspension bridge high above a bottomless gorge with raging water gushing right through the middle of it. There was a bear that nearly ate Benji, hundreds of soldiers on a military training exercise, and an abandoned cabin – which wasn’t abandoned after all. A band of terrorists were in the final stages of carrying out their deadly attack. Could the boys get away? Could they tell someone about the evil plan? And would anyone be able to warn the city of Denver in time?

Pamwe! Twins Naniso and Shinga live in England. They find each other annoying, but when it comes to the crunch, they always have each other’s back. When they are both awakened in the early hours of the morning by a mysterious melody, they join forces to find the source. With a little help from some unlikely friends, they find the origin of the sound, open a portal to their Zimbabwean heritage and begin a journey of discovery into what makes them who they are!

Prince Donal likes inventing things—the weirder the better. Still, his creations come in handy when Donal and his three best friends set out to explore the area around the Waveborn Islands. Many centuries ago, someone built the fantastic machines that allows the Waveborn Islands to rise or fall back into the sea. Fortunately, the first uncharted island they find seems to be filled with relics of that ancient people. Unfortunately, Donal and the other prince and princesses aren’t the first ones to find the island. But if they trigger the island’s booby traps, they just might be the last.

"But Mom, I want to see it now. I don't want to wait, I'm gonna go and look for it!" In this cozy book you get to follow a little fox by the name Juno and her wish to experience a mysterious light that she's heard about. What is that light? Will she ever get to se it? It's perfect as a bedtime story for your child since it contains lots of beautiful illustrations and at the same time teaches about patience.

The Mysterious Rider (1921), a western novel by Zane Grey.He came to the Belilounds ranch, no one knew from where; a man of middle age, gentle, kindly, but so terrible a gunfighter that they called him "Hell Bent" Wade. He played the part of fate in all their lives, and only when the inevitable tragedy came and teh Mysterious Rider made the great sacrifice did they know - and out of that tragedy came the light of love. Zane Grey (January 31, 1872 – October 23, 1939) was an American author best known for his popular adventure novels and pulp fiction that presented an idealized image of the rugged Old West. As of June 2007, the Internet Movie Database credits Grey with 110 films, one TV episode, and one entire TV Series based on his novels and stories.

You are getting sleepy . . .Something very strange is going on at Sweet Valley Middle School. It all started when the Mysterious Dr. Q hypnotized Jessica Wakefield and her classmates during a school assembly. They were so impressed by Dr. Q's performance that they decided to try a little hypnotism of their own.The hypnosis works like a charm. Jessica convinces Janet Howell and Amy Sutton that they're twins, Lila Fowler that she was a duck in a past life, and Elizabeth Wakefield that she's fallen in love with obnoxious Bruce Patman! Can Jessica snap her friends out of it . . . or will they be spellbound forever?

Life in the Halls' house in Concord is many things, but it is never boring. Even something as simple as having a family friend come for a visit can lead to the unexpected, the enchanted, the mysterious -- in this case, the most amazing, most mysterious circus ever.From Uncle Krishna's garbled phone message to the fantastic ending, the latest Hall Family Chronicle has all of the earmarks of a Jane Langton novel: fantasy, humor, and magic!Join Eleanor, Eddie, Georgie, their new friend Andy, and his twelve very large friends -- more about them later -- in Jane Langton's The Mysterious Circus.

Laura's twenty-eight years old. All her life she's seen people that weren't there.Her mother referred to it as sin. The priest referred to them as spirits. Her sister referred to her as crazy.Marianne referred to it as a gift. What happens now when a four year old spirit asks for her help and is followed around by the same demon that possessed Laura's body sixteen years ago? Does Laura help her or does her mother's perseverance convince Laura to leave well enough alone?