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  • The Silence

    Nathaniel Ewert-Krocker

    eBook (Silent World Press, Oct. 4, 2010)
    When an otherworldly hush falls over the town of Paxton and paralyzes its inhabitants, fifteen-year-old Sinclair Vox is the only one left with a voice. Protected from the curse by a story he has only just begun to tell, he must flee his home to find a way to free his family.Two hundred miles to the east, the Island City of Rieve holds a secret which could be Paxton's salvation-- but in order to obtain it, Sinclair will have to unravel a plot to take over the country of North Decting and confront a monster more horrifying than anything he has ever imagined.With the help of the governor's daughter, an itinerant songstress, and a storyteller with a mysterious past, Sinclair might be able to save his hometown.If the Silence doesn't take him first.
  • The Silent Owl

    Clemency Pearce

    Board book (Little Hippo Books, March 15, 2018)
    In the deep, dark forest lives a silent owl. The forest animals are worried about owl, but he has a few surprises up his sleeve!
  • The Silent Bully

    Wooden Creation

    language (, Aug. 30, 2016)
    Wooden House Creation's E-Series is the first children's books series that is designed to engage and build your child's emotional awareness. It appeals to their empathy, sense of responsibility and encourages your child to become more introspective. Each story comes with a moral at the end. Research has shown that individuals who have high emotional intelligence tend to be best suited for positions of management and leadership.
  • The Silent Alarm

    Roy J. Snell

    language (, Jan. 4, 2013)
    Excerpt:In a cabin far up the side of Pine Mountain, within ten paces of the murmuring waters of Ages Creek, there stood an old, two roomed log cabin. In one room of that cabin sat a girl. She was a large, strong girl, with the glow of ruddy health on her cheeks.Her dress, though simple, displayed a taste too often missing in the Cumberland Mountains of Kentucky, and one might have guessed that she was from outside the mountains.If one were to observe her, sitting there in a rustic splint bottomed chair; if he were to study her by the flickering firelight, he might have said: “She is a guest.”[10]In this he would have been wrong. Florence Huyler was virtually a prisoner in that cabin. As she sat there dreamily gazing at the flickering fire, a man did sentry duty outside the door. He seemed asleep as he sat slouched over in a chair tilted against the cabin, but he was not. Nor would the occupant of that chair sleep this night.
  • The Silent Flute

    Felix Maytehofer

    language (, April 22, 2012)
    The courage of a 10-year-old girl, who knows she’s going to die of cystic fibrosis, is the subject of this poignant true short story. With the short time she has left, Jennifer’s greatest desire in her weakened condition is to be able to play the flute. (Age Level 8-11)
  • The Silent Bully

    Wooden House Creation

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Aug. 29, 2016)
    Wooden House Creation's E-Series is the first children's books series that is designed to engage and build your child's emotional awareness. It appeals to their empathy, sense of responsibility and encourages your child to become more introspective. Each story comes with a moral at the end. Research has shown that individuals who have high emotional intelligence tend to be best suited for positions of management and leadership.
  • The Silent Moon

    Shelbey Jensen

    Paperback (New Media Jet, LLC, Sept. 30, 2012)
    High school senior Sage Williams is having nightmares. In them, the war with the Talismans is raging, about to wipe out the last remaining remnant of her werewolf pack. Beautiful, powerful, and fearless, she makes her way to the Altar of Eden to do the unthinkable – to sacrifice herself, to end the fighting, to save her friends... and the only man she's ever loved. As her soul leaves her body and drifts away, she startles awake... safe in her own bed. There's just one problem. Sage isn't dreaming.
  • The Silent Force

    Poppy Englebrecht

    language (, Sept. 22, 2014)
    Emilia Southee—Nanny to three children of a family who are not perfect but allow her to be—is thrown in to a dark and dangerous world after discovering that her wards, their family, the household’s servants and the entire neighbourhood has completely vanished without a trace.Soon after, she meets the dark and mysterious Thomas Colqueran, a member of Considine House: the secret organisation tasked with keeping Britain’s interests regarding demons, spirits and other supernatural phenomenon behind closed doors. Thomas then realises that Emilia is a Seer: one of only a handful of people in England who have the power to shape the future.Promised to be taught everything about her newly discovered talent, Emilia is encouraged to join Considine House as an agent, but is distracted by Denleigh Cook, a young and attractive man who infuriates Emilia with his unexpected arrival that spins her life in several directions at once.Whilst having the full attention of both Denleigh and Thomas placed upon her, Emilia finds that searching for her missing family is not easy as she thought as she attempts to infiltrate one of the most powerful families in England in the hope of finding those missing, but also wanting to reveal the secrets to whatever it is that she has fallen in to.Book two of the Considine House Archives, 'The Mirror Realm', is coming soon.
  • The Silent One

    Joy Cowley, Hermann Greissle

    (Alfred A, Knopf, Feb. 12, 1981)
    A deaf-mute boy who has tamed a huge white turtle becomes the target of the superstitious people of his small village.
  • The Silent Ninja

    Aaliyah C Blackmon, Debra L Blackmon

    Paperback (WolfStar Press, Feb. 14, 2016)
    Is Karate right for Padge? Padge has loved karate since she was three. now she gets a chance to finally try it out. But then on her first day she finds out, "I have to yell?" Join Padge and her best friend Julie, who is already a gold belt, on their quest to achieve their Black Belt. This is an early chapter book on a 1st to 2nd grade level (Approximate Lexile value of 600). The Silent Ninja is the first book in a series that chronicles a young girl on her journey to achieve her Black Belt. The author is a primary school student who is a 1st Degree Brown Belt in Karate herself. In addition to Karate, she loves dance, reading, and cooking.
  • The Silent Boy

    Lois Lowry

    Paperback (Laurel Leaf, Aug. 16, 2005)
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  • The Silent Summer

    Sukey S. Gross, Hedy Shiman

    Paperback (Cis Pub, Nov. 1, 1989)
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