Books with title Twilight Land

After her parents’ divorce, Lorna is forced to move to Phoenix, Arizona. Shortly after moving into her new neighborhood, she finds herself in a bike race against Samuel Black, the only victor of the Crestwood Challenge. Lorna, an experienced mountain biker, gets more than she bargains for in this simple race around the block. As the sun begins to set, she is suddenly transported to the Land of Twilight through a cairn, an opening into another world. Here, Lorna meets Trix who will grant her one wish once she performs three tasks.Although Lorna and Sam start out as competitors, they become fast friends when Sam accidentally visits the Land of Twilight with Lorna. Things get complicated when a horrible accident occurs after their return from Twilight.Will Lorna be granted her wish? If so, will she use it to bring her parents back together? In the witty and charming style of children's author Beverly Cleary, Charmayne M. Hafen's character Lorna learns about true friendship on her quest to be granted a wish that could change her life forever.

Goran has an injured leg and gets bored spending so much time in bed. When his mother turns out the light at dusk, however, Mr. Lilyvale knocks on the window and takes him to the Land of Twilight. Goran and Mr. Lilyvale walk and fly around Stockholm while people from the daytime world are asleep. Goran drives a trolley and a bus. It doesn’t matter that he has a bad leg in the Land of Twilight. They eat candy that grows on trees in the park, play with bear cubs, and meet a moose. They even visit the King and Queen in the royal palace. At the end of each night’s journey, Mr. Lilyvale takes Goran home just before his mother comes and turns on the light. This delightful story about the power of the imagination is set in a magical version of Stockholm and painted in beautiful twilight tones.(Ages 5-8)

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