Books with title The Pathfinders

When Rosie is given a parcel to post by a kindly old man she can’t possibly guess that he is really an evil Djinn. The parcel contains the Djinn Star and it can change whoever has it, giving them extraordinary powers but also making them evil. She is captured by the Finders who are searching for the Djinn and they try to help her find him and return the parcel before it’s too late. It’s a race against time. A magical story filled with suspense, humour and danger.

First published over 100 years ago, Trails of the Pathfinders is George Bird Grinnell?s collection of captivating articles that first appeared in Forest and Stream, his magazine dedicated to the outdoors and the nation?s fledgling conservation movement. Grinnell examines the courage and determination of famous explorers including Lewis and Clark and Zebulon Pike. Founder of the Audubon Society and an advisor to President Theodore Roosevelt, Grinnell was a famed explorer, naturalist and pioneer conservationist. His knowledge of the American West was gained by true-life experiences in ranching, mining and Indian culture.

A story for puzzle-lovers...or a puzzle for story-lovers "IF YOU NEED IT, WE CAN FIND IT. Specializing in wooden figurines. Prices negotiable. Direct all inquiries to 'The Finders'..." ...the advertisement in the newspaper read. When she saw it, Clorrie believed her luck might be changing for the better. How odd that the advertisement should appear on the very day she happened to be looking for one particular wooden figurine! But things that appear to be coincidence often aren't, and what Clorrie found with The Finders was an adventure she never could have imagined. Eleven mysterious figurines hold the clues to eleven puzzles for eleven-year-old Clorrie to solve. You can solve the puzzles along with Clorrie, and when you do, you'll be able to decipher the poem that started her off on the adventure of her life. "In the bright mundite of the afternoon, Or when all are asleep under light of the wune, When the chaves of the linnits reach the sand of the scowers, There it will be you shall see their powers. Twice there will be in one turn of the purth, That the mort is the first; the jong five times its worth. When the fands of kime meet and clasp as lun, There you will find that your search is done."

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