Books with title Phoebe

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PHOEBE WHO? A battle's finale, one sister lost -- Enemies disguised as friends, aim to cross. Two sisters must remind her what she can't recall: To bring her home safely and restore power to all. Phoebe is exhausted -- between work, demon fighting, and helping her sisters, she has no time for herself. When she wakes from a battle not knowing who or where she is, Phoebe gets her long-awaited getaway and then some. A stranger named Aura promptly finds her and takes Phoebe into her care. There's something off about Aura and her friends, but Phoebe ignores her instinct and tries to settle into this new, relaxed lifestyle. Meanwhile, Piper and Paige fear the worst. They scry for Phoebe, but she is nowhere to be found. Not only have Aura and her friends put a cloaking spell on Phoebe, but they have also reintroduced her to magic, taking her on "missions" to steal protection charms from good witches. Their latest mission? Convincing Phoebe that Piper and Paige are evil and need to be rendered powerless. Will Piper and Paige be able to find Phoebe -- and help her find herself -- in time to restore the Power of Three?

Phoebe the Pig liked watching the birds fly, because they seemed to be having so much fun! She wanted to fly and have fun too, but there was one big problem. She didn’t have wings! So, Phoebe thought about this and came up with a solution, only to discover it didn’t work. Although she failed at flying, Phoebe learns that she can have fun, if she just does what a pig can do! This story is written in a loose form of rhyme, which can assist young listeners or readers to understand and remember word forms.

PHOEBE WHO? A battle's finale, one sister lost -- Enemies disguised as friends, aim to cross. Two sisters must remind her what she can't recall: To bring her home safely and restore power to all. Phoebe is exhausted -- between work, demon fighting, and helping her sisters, she has no time for herself. When she wakes from a battle not knowing who or where she is, Phoebe gets her long-awaited getaway and then some. A stranger named Aura promptly finds her and takes Phoebe into her care. There's something off about Aura and her friends, but Phoebe ignores her instinct and tries to settle into this new, relaxed lifestyle. Meanwhile, Piper and Paige fear the worst. They scry for Phoebe, but she is nowhere to be found. Not only have Aura and her friends put a cloaking spell on Phoebe, but they have also reintroduced her to magic, taking her on "missions" to steal protection charms from good witches. Their latest mission? Convincing Phoebe that Piper and Paige are evil and need to be rendered powerless. Will Piper and Paige be able to find Phoebe -- and help her find herself -- in time to restore the Power of Three?

We have all heard the expression taking time to "stop and smell the roses." For one curious little bee, this phrase translates into taking as much time as possible to stop to smell all of the fl owers in the garden.Through the author's enchanting illustrations, "Phoebe Bee" brings us into the summer world of the gray house garden, where some bees take their job more seriously than others.In this special garden, Phoebe Bee learns about the power of kindness, tolerance, and the importance of being yourself.

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Excerpt from PhoebeOut of the gloom and clangor of the great sta tion, the train was now fast winding its way, past lights that burned, Phoebe thought, like those in the big basement of the apartment house where she had lived so long. Now the coach was leaving one pair of rails for a new pair - changing direction with a sharp clicking of the wheels and a heavy swaying of the huge car's body. And now the line of coaches was straightening itself to take, as Phoebe knew, that long plunge under the southward flowing Hudson.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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