Books with title Blue Mountain

In a land that's slipping deeper into moral decay, a young girl finds herself lost, while vacationing with her family in the vast expanse of the Rocky Mountains Discovered by another girl, who, with her fugitive father, have escaped to these mountains in search of religious and political freedom. Hampered by the fact that the same people who are hunting for them, are called in to search for the lost girl, they place their very lives in danger as they attempt to get her home. From the dogged determination of a corrupt government agent, to the untamable fury of nature, Blood Mountain is a roller coaster ride to the very end.

Twelve-year-old Sam Flynn would rather be anywhere than high up in the Rockies, trying to get up the courage to leap across a dangerous crevice. His father’s taunts aren’t helping, but Sam is used to them. His dad has been putting him down ever since Sam took up the guitar and started spending most of his free time with the band instead of coming along on hikes.Sam finally overcomes his fear, jumps the crevice, and rejoins his father. But it isn’t long before a careless move on the boy’s part injures his father and puts them both in danger. With help far away, father and son will have to depend on Sam’s skill and knowledge to get them down the mountain. Night is falling fast, and their food and water are in short supply. As if that weren’t bad enough, Sam has a bad feeling they’re not alone.By turns suspenseful and poignant, Blind Mountain is a gripping story of survival. It will appeal to all readers who enjoy a blend of well-developed characters and nail-biting action.

"The Mountain Boy" is about a boy in a California landscape, and is the first in a series called Nature Children. The main character, Joshua, solves a problem in the world around his country cottage through his unique relationships and deep concern for the living things around him. Each book in this series will be set in a different U.S. state to show how a child s nature relationship the unique and magical sense of connection to surroundings can bring about a happier environment.

Hannah is hard at work writing a scary story for school when she suddenly finds herself listening to spooky stories in a firelit cabin in the Appalachian Mountains. As everyone prepares for the upcoming autumn festival, Hannah must help Annie, a girl her own age, who suspects that her brother Rufus has been kidnapped. Piecing together clues sent by the angels, Hannah and Annie brave all kinds of dangers--including a stormy encounter on a precarious bridge--to bring Rufus safely home.