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Books with title The Spook's Apprentice

  • Spook's: Seventh Apprentice

    Joseph Delaney

    eBook (RHCP Digital, Oct. 31, 2014)
    This haunting stand-alone story is a must have for SPOOK'S fans and a perfect introduction to Joseph Delaney's terrifying series which has sold 3 million copies sold worldwide!The Spook is away on a dangerous job, and left behind, his seventh apprentice, Will, is compelled to help a boy whose father has been kidnapped by a ruthless and bloodthirsty witch who has the body of a woman and the face of a pig. But Will has never encountered a real witch in the flesh before. And dark-fighting skills are not yet advanced enough to fight an enemy of such power . . . This story will chill your blood and frighten you to your very bones. Just remember not to read after dark.From the series that inspired the forthcoming movie Seventh Son, starring Jeff Bridges, Ben Barnes and Julianne Moore.
  • The Toymaker's Apprentice

    Sherri L. Smith

    Paperback (Puffin Books, Oct. 4, 2016)
    A gorgeously imagined Nutcracker retelling from award-winning author Sherri L. Smith.Stefan Drosselmeyer is a reluctant apprentice to his toymaker father until the day his world is turned upside down. His father is kidnapped and Stefan is enlisted by his mysterious cousin, Christian Drosselmeyer, to find a mythical nut to save a princess who has been turned into a wooden doll. Embarking on a wild adventure through Germany, Stefan must save Boldavia’s princess and his own father from the fanatical Mouse Queen and her seven-headed Mouse Prince, both of whom have sworn to destroy the Drosselmeyer family. Based on the original inspiration for the Nutcracker ballet, Sherri L. Smith brings the Nutcracker Prince to life in this fascinating journey into a world of toymaking, magical curses, clockmaking guilds, talking mice and erudite squirrels. "An absorbing tale of adventure, invention, family loyalty, and sly humor. . . . Bursting with unforgettable characters." —School Library Journal, starred review "Exceedingly well done, this is a great fantasy novel and is highly recommended for middle grade readers, fans of fantasy, and lovers of The Nutcracker." —VOYA
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  • The Dragon's Apprentice

    Dugald Steer

    eBook (Templar Fiction, Sept. 1, 2013)
    A vicious attack; a mysterious kidnapping; an ancient society shrouded in mystery In the third title in the Dragonology Chronicles, young dragonologists Daniel and Beatrice must save their dragon chick, Torcher, from the clutches of the sinister organisation Dragonsbane. With help from the Guardian's Apprentice, they must find the spy in the Secret and Ancient Society of Dragonologists, rescue Torcher and defeat Dragonsbane once and for all.
  • The Sorcerer's Apprentice

    Nancy Willard, Leo Dillon, Diane Dillon

    Hardcover (Scholastic, Oct. 1, 1993)
    A retelling of the centuries-old tale follows Sylvia, a spirited girl apprenticed to a sorcerer, as she steals from his castle a powerful potion that she is sure will help her complete a difficult task.
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  • The Sorcerer's Apprentice

    Disney Book Club

    Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, May 12, 1974)
    Apprenticed to a sorcerer, Mickey Mouse tries to save himself work by making some magic.
  • The Apprentice

    Pilar Molina Llorente, Robi Longshaw, Juan Ramon Alonso

    Hardcover (Farrar Straus & Giroux, Aug. 1, 1993)
    In a novel set in Florence during the Renaissance, thirteen-year-old Arduino dreams of becoming a painter and apprentices himself to a cruel master.
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  • The Mermaid's Apprentice

    C. L. Savage

    language (SeaRisen LLC, Oct. 8, 2015)
    Melanie is a newly minted mermaid on her way to visit her Uncle Arlo, hoping to help him with his marine biology research and earn her tail. Along with Melanie on the trip is her dad and her friend Ri’Anne, who Melanie hopes will follow her in her footsteps to become a mermaid like her.To teach another to be a mermaid takes magic and lots of water! Melanie’s plan is first to learn what it takes to be a mermaid, so she can teach Ri’Anne, all while doing research dives for her uncle. However, Ri’Anne is a fairy at heart, and while she wants to please Melanie, trouble can result when fairy meets water.Will Ri’Anne choose to be a mermaid and fulfill her lifelong dream, or follow her heart and become a fairy and fly free? Can Melanie still fulfill her quest for a mermaid tail?
  • The Midwife's Apprentice

    Karen Cushman

    Paperback (HarperCollins, Aug. 16, 1996)
    'Like Cushman's 1995 Newbery Honor Book, Catherine, Called Birdy, this novel is about a strong young woman in medieval England who finds her own way home. This is a world, like Chaucer's, that's . . . dangerous, primitive and raucous. From the first page you're caught by the spirit of the homeless, nameless waif, somewhere around 12 years old. She gets the village midwife to take her in, befriends a cat, names herself Alyce, and learns something about delivering babies. When she fails, she runs away, but she picks herself up again and returns to work and independence.' --ALA Booklist (starred review). '. . .A fascinating view of a far distant time.' -- The Horn Book (starred review)
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  • The Sorcerer's Apprentice

    Mary Jane Begin

    Hardcover (Little, Brown Young Readers, Nov. 2, 2005)
    A sorcerer's young apprentice attempts to practice magic in her master's absence, with disastrous results, in a classic tale that teaches that passion and hard work tempered by patience and discipline can help make dreams come true.
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  • The Mage's Apprentice

    Amber D. Boyd, Chayton Avalerias, Jinn Tiole, Kelly J. Burke, Michael Holiday, Michael Laird, Shelly X. Leonn, Jeanette Coetzer, L.L. Montez, Ariel Paiement, V.S. Lora

    eBook (Port & Key Publishing, Dec. 12, 2019)
    Never underestimate an apprentice’s ability to ruin everything. When mishaps and mayhem befall, they must develop their talents to untangle the messes they’ve made. Black magic, talismans, and incantations intertwine within their worlds, making solutions murky. Featuring eleven stories by best-selling and award-winning authors, The Mage’s Apprentice will take you to fantastical realms, new dimensions, and across time, exposing the secrets of magic. Will the apprentice remain unscathed? CONTAINS STORIES:Mr. Haggledash’s Bookstore — by Jinn TioleTime Ryder — by Amber D. BoydRoller Derby Lich Queen — by Shelly X. LeonnWeeping Well — Micheal LairdDeath to a Mage — Chayton AvaleriasKaleidoscope — V.S. LoraEstrella Falling — L.L. MontezThe Trunk of Wonders — Michael HolidayKitchen Witch — Jeanette CoetzerBlack Water, Black Heart — Kelly J. BurkeRith's Disciple — Ariel Paiement
  • The Sorcerer's Apprentice

    Marianna Mayer, David Wiesner

    Hardcover (Delacorte Books for Young Readers, Oct. 1, 1989)
    A sorcerer's young apprentice attempts to practice magic in his master's absence, with disastrous results.
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  • The New Apprentice

    Vincent Morrone, Danielle Morrone

    Paperback (The Wild Rose Press, July 29, 2020)
    For fourteen years, Z has wondered where she came from, why strange things occur around her, and what happened to her family. When she runs into an old bookstore to hide from a horde of school bullies, she starts to find the answers with the cantankerous owner, Barnabus Krane. Barnabus becomes her guardian, her magical instructor, and the family she's never had. He teaches her how to bring out the magic from within her 'Ka' and about the mystical world she never knew existed. But Barnabus also hides secrets. His connection to her past, his hunt for the warlock Blackwell, and the darkness that threatens to consume them all. The hardest lesson for Z to learn is to trust in her bond with Barnabus and believe that their relationship goes beyond family. For he's not just another magician. He is the Grand Master Sorcerer, and Z is the New Apprentice.