Books with title The Way of the Warrior

The year is 1974, a time of great turmoil. We're losing in Viet Nam, our President is embroiled in scandal, hippies are challenging authority, all-white schools are getting their first black students, and Women's Lib is challenging long-held beliefs. It is an era where few people say what they mean, and even adults are questioning their reality. Meanwhile, Matt Rivetti, a fifth grader, is kidnapped by the dreaded Junkman. Suddenly, he's expected to rescue two scientist caught in a time warp, and has to stop a murderous Aztec from harming his best friend. Even worse, it's hard to tell friend from foe since most people Matt knows mask their true feelings. Matt, the Warrior finds that he can face wild dogs, bullets, racist neighbors and a stalking demon. What finally tests him to his limits is dealing with reality, especially when that reality forces him to choose between defending his closest friend and being humiliated in front of the whole school.

An 18-year-old chieftain's daughter must find a way to kill her village’s oppressive deity if she ever wants to return home in Warrior of the Wild, the Viking-inspired YA standalone fantasy from Tricia Levenseller, author of Daughter of the Pirate King. How do you kill a god? As her father's chosen heir, 18-year-old Rasmira has trained her whole life to become a warrior and lead her village. But when her coming-of-age trial is sabotaged and she fails the test, her father banishes her to the monster-filled wilderness with an impossible quest: To win back her honor, she must kill the oppressive god who claims tribute from the villages each year or die trying.

A touching story of survival for one family of giraffes as they welcome their newest addition. The beauty of faith, family and friends as support during times of struggle and survival. The giraffes turn to the God in this time of crisis and their safari animal friends far and wide join them in a circle of faith. The Birth of a Warrior teaches what it means to have a powerful relationship with God. For children of all ages, this story will inspire you to seek a connection. This story captures what it means to take a leap of faith for families everywhere.

Follow BEEMA & The WEEPEEPS as they begin the Epic Journey of Love! In this series the Weepeeps encounter various Biblical Names of GOD and begin to trust into His goodness and participate in His love.The WAY Of The ONE is the first book in the WEEPEEPS series. The ONE helps Ollee, Wallee, and Lulee choose to stop running in circles to follow His WAY into the unknown. Beema has followed the WAY of the ONE for longer than anyone can remember. Now she joins the young Weepeeps on their adventures.NAMES OF GOD IN THIS BOOK : the WAY, the ONE.This 34 page book is fun for 3-6 year olds and thought provoking for everyone.WEEPEEPS BOOKS include a parent page with Extra thoughts, Definitions, and Scriptures. You don't have to be young to join the Epic Journey of Love!Patti Blue is mother to 10 grown children and Beema to an ever increasing multitude of grand-Weepeeps. 36 years of homeschooling her kids won the huge achievement of releasing a tribe of creative, loving, independent, intelligent, competent people into the world. She has also worked as Christian Education Director and curriculum writer for the churches she and her husband planted and pastored over a period of 45 years. This, combined with her work as a mother and grandmother has sown the seeds for the WEEPEEPS series. Patti's childlike faith in a God who reaches out in love to everyone and her ability to explain Biblical concepts simply, make this series accessible to people of all ages.She currently lives with her husband, two dogs, four cats, and four chickens on a sunny hill between the Pacific Ocean and the Anza Borrego Desert.Nurturing souls for eternity has been her primary preoccupation for decades. Writing is now part of that passion. Learn more about Patti at https://muckleomoxie.com.

Aidriana never knew her birth parents, her homeland, or her king. Stripped of identity when the Northlands fell to Lord Saduk’s brutal forces, she became a child-refugee in Canwyrrie, her dark hair and skin serving as a reminder that she once belonged to another land. Although her greatest dream is to become a warrior, the constraints of her youth and gender clash with the dictates of Canwyrrie’s rigid traditions, thwarting her desire. But when war breaks out, her adopted country is in dire need of the gift the Songmaker has placed in her heart. Now tasked with responsibility beyond her imagining, Aidriana must confront the truth of who she is—at the risk of losing everything she treasures and everyone she holds dear.

Lady Ilena still can’t believe she is hereditary chief of Dun Alyn, her new home in the North. She eagerly awaits the return of her betrothed, Durant of Arthur’s table, and the time when Durant will rule beside her. But Britain is in a state of unrest. Despite Durant’s and Arthur’s efforts at unification, several neighboring fortresses have allied with Saxon invaders in the South. These tribes want Dun Alyn, and one tribal leader called Faolan will stop at nothing to get it. When Ilena refuses to accept Faolan’s marriage proposal in her loved one’s absence, she sets off a bloody battle–with grave results.A warrior can commit no greater crime than to falter under attack, and now Ilena faces the ultimate punishment: she must leave Dun Alyn, alone, and may not return to her people until she has proved herself worthy to be their leader. The journey will take Ilena to old friends–and new ones–as she searches for Durant and for Britain’s protector, the legendary Arthur.