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Books with title The Changeling

  • The Changeling Prince

    Vivian Vande Velde

    Mass Market Paperback (HarperCollins, Feb. 1, 1998)
    Weiland, a changeling who can assume many forms, is desperate to escape the sorceress who uses him and others as tools for her vengeance, until he meets a thief named Shile, who offers to help free him from the grasp of the sorceress. Original.
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  • The Changeling Princess

    Jackie Shirley

    language (Jackie T. Shirley, Dec. 20, 2013)
    The Portal of Darkness is a sinister passageway to Earth from a Parallel Universe. For the past ten thousand years, this pathway has opened at five hundred-year intervals. To combat the invasion of demon hordes, the Supreme Entity selects a champion, who is endowed with the skills of the Ivarrs, ancient warriors with incredible powers. The champion is always accompanied by a powerful companion to assist in closing the portal.This is the story of Janis French, a shape-shifting Changeling whose abilities are enhanced at the midnight ceremony on her sixteenth birthday. Janis is not prepared for the extraordinary powers she receives, but she accepts the challenge when she realizes she is being prepared to battle the forces of evil. Wade Wilson is a gifted teenage Witch who is selected as Janis’s companion. The young warriors fall in love, but they put their personal feelings aside because of the monumental task that lay before them. At age seventeen, Janis and Wade destroy a syndicate of Warlocks, whose trail of terror extended from the East Coast to the Nevada desert. One year later, the young warriors fight the Demon hordes and successfully close the Portal of Darkness. The young warrior’s next assignment is to enter the Parallel Universe that is responsible for creating the Portal of Darkness. Their travels take them to a planet of Medieval Kingdoms ruled by Sorcerers, Wizards and Witches. Their battles are many, but their victories ensure that planet Earth will continue to live in peace.
  • The Changeling and The Cupboard

    Gus Kenney

    language (, March 11, 2015)
    NEVER GO INTO THE PARK.Lucy was never afraid of the dark. She never questioned her family. She never thought that the world of logic and science could be a lie. But on her ninth birthday everything changed when a strange boy came into her life from the very lands she was forbidden from ever entering and she finds herself immersed in a conspiracy that was created before she was born. Her reality is shattered by the existence of magic and things of legend. The bonds of family are tested by a lifetime of deception and the truth of who she actually is, becomes the least of Lucy’s torments. For someone has unleashed a nightmare, and Lucy, her family, and her new friends, are soon on the run from a creature that even darkness fears.
  • Changeling

    Amanda Vega

    language (, Dec. 17, 2011)
    When seventeen year old Lexi imagined her senior year she saw cheering on the varsity squad, finding a boyfriend and going to the prom. It did not include finding out she was a vampire or that this could be her last year alive. Lexi learns that she is a Light Changeling, a vampire with the ability to change humans into vampires. There are two Changelings born every generation, a light and a dark. The Dark Changelings are determined to increase the vampire population to the dominant one by changing humans. Lexi, armed with physical and psychic abilities, has to defeat not just one Dark Changeling but the former Dark Changeling, Rurik. A feat that has never been accomplished by a Light Changeling. Lexi's two Watchers are determined for her to be the one left standing. But after Lexi develops feelings for Gabriel, she might have one more enemy to face. With trials to go through for the vampire council and Dark Changelings to defeat, when is a girl supposed to find a prom dress?
  • Changelings

    C.L. Roman

    eBook (Brass Rag Press, June 2, 2018)
    "Life-Trade Vacations, where adventure wears the mask of your choice." What would you give to walk away from your life for a week and experience an alien culture without responsibility or consequence? This is what Life-Trade Vacations offers - if you're an elf with money, that is. There are rules, of course. Don't leave anything behind, especially not magic. Do no lasting harm. Make no lasting change. And most important, remember that this is a vacation - a temporary escape. You cannot stay, no matter how much you may want to. Then again, rules are made to be broken...
  • The Changeling

    Zilpha Keatley Snyder, Alton Raible

    Paperback (Atheneum (Aladdin), Aug. 16, 1970)
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  • The Changed

    A. Michael Marsh

    language (, Dec. 19, 2013)
    The Sickness didn't just kill the people; it killed the city. No water. No power. No hope. Now, at age sixteen, Oscar must brave the chaos of the streets and retrace his missing father's last known steps.With food and supplies dwindling, many of those who lived through the Sickness have banded together into brutal gangs for survival. Unfortunately for Oscar, people like him are frequently the scapegoats for a city filled with rage and pain. People like him who survived the Sickness only to suffer inexplicable genetic mutations. Called demons by some, called unfortunate by others, but known to all as, "The Changed."But none of these obstacles are enough to keep Oscar from embarking on what is the most important journey of his young life. Oscar isn't just looking for his father. He's searching for the only man who can lead them to the unbelievable origin of the Sickness, and heal the Changed. He's searching for their last hope.
  • Owen Grey & the Changeling

    Reginald Wiebe, Stephan Wiebe

    language (Parka Books, Nov. 19, 2011)
    A few points of interest about Faeries:They don’t have wings and are actually quite tall.They can’t touch iron but they can do magic.They will kidnap you and sell you into indentured servitude if you’re not careful.(It’s really the kidnapping thing that you should probably pay the most attention to.)Owen Grey – twelve years old and sick of his summer routine of homework and chores – didn’t know a thing about Faeries. So it’s not really his fault that he doesn’t know the risks when a charming burglar named Dumas shows Owen the way through a magic painting and into the Faerie Kingdoms. Promptly kidnapped and sold to a very short, very rich, very bitter man named Trench, Owen has to figure out how to escape. This would be a lot easier if Trench’s castle wasn’t filled with mysterious rooms, Goblin prisoners, magic wands, glowing eels, and Faerie nobility in disguise. It would also be easier if Owen’s freedom didn’t also mean the return of the terrifying Stone King – a man who can make the dead speak. Owen’s going to have to choose: save the Faerie Kingdoms and never see his family again or escape and let a magical realm burn.
  • Peter And The Changeling

    Darren Pillsbury

    language (, Dec. 10, 2011)
    The third book in the Young Adult horror series, PETER AND THE MONSTERS!Peter and his best friend Dill get stuck babysitting Peter’s two-year-old sister for an afternoon, which is about the worst fate imaginable. Beth is a holy terror, the worst toddler in the history of the world.But as the boys discover when she disappears……she’s not nearly as bad as the thing that takes her place.Here’s what readers are saying about the PETER AND THE MONSTER series!“I loved the "fresh" take on these stories and how the main characters interact with each other . . . Dill and Peter truly have an AMAZING friendship. I'm on the edge of my seat waiting for the next book to come out!! The books are very well written, and descriptive. They just pull you in to the story and have you rooting for good to conquer evil and laughing along the way!” – Terri“I love that this series isn't just about your typical vampires and werewolves. We've got all kinds of monsters here! It's such a fresh take on the supernatural, told from a totally different perspective.” – KGLawingExcerpt from Peter And The Changeling:They both approached the high chair tentatively. Peter’s little sister was sitting calmly, her hands folded, her eyes staring out into space.Dill frowned. “Dude…does she look a little green to you?”Beth turned her head sloooowly towards them. Her eyes gradually shifted from their thousand-yard stare and focused on their faces. Then she smiled.It was terrible.The smile was far bigger than her face should have been able to hold. In fact, her cheeks reached several inches past her ears. Inside her lips, the teeth were long and yellow and dagger-like, as though they belonged in the mouth of some ancient, horrible creature.Peter and Dill grabbed each other in fear.“OH MY GOD, SHE’S THE JOKER!” Dill shrieked.Beth stood up in her high chair, leaned forward, and ROARED. Not ‘roared’ as in yelled, or shouted, or shrieked or screamed like a normal human being might. No. She ROARED the way a lion would, deep and rumbling and full of bass – an impossible sound coming out of any human body, much less a two-year-old.Peter and Dill screamed at the same time.Beth jumped up out of her high chair – literally jumped three feet in the air – and landed BANG! on the food tray with her legs shoulder-width apart. Then she opened her mouth again and her tongue – not the little pink tongue of a toddler, but a horse-sized tongue bigger than what was possible for any human being – rolled out and waggled back and forth over her jagged teeth.Probably more things happened after that, but Peter didn’t see them because he and Dill were running out of the kitchen, screaming at the top of their lungs. Behind them they heard the highchair crash to the ground. Then came the sounds of toenails scrabbling and scratching on linoleum, like the world’s largest puppy rushing across the floor.“What happened to her?!” Peter screamed.“Butt-ugly happened to her!” Dill yelled back.
  • The Changeling's Journey

    Christine Spoors

    Paperback (Christine Spoors, July 31, 2017)
    Ailsa is dead. Leaving Morven the last surviving changeling in the village. Everyone knows it is only a matter of time before she too is dead. Desperate to find out why the fairies steal human babies, and to save her own life, she leaves her family behind, travelling north into the fairy kingdoms with her best friend.They soon find that making their way through vast magical forests, across kelpie-ridden lochs and over seemingly endless mountain ranges is more than they were prepared for. Despite the countless evenings spent listening to stories about adventures, fairies and magic, they find themselves out of their depth. Fighting to stay alive.Meanwhile in the fairy kingdoms, Princess Freya of Culhuinn struggles to cope with life now that her love has been taken from her. Whilst Queen Euna of Norbroch spends more time lost in her memories than she does ruling her kingdom.One changeling’s journey to save her life will alter their world forever.
  • Changeling

    Steve Feasey

    Paperback (Macmillan Children's Books, Jan. 2, 2009)
    His father was a werewolf. His uncle may be a vampire. Its time for fourteen-year-old Trey Laporte to discover the beast within. . . Trey thought he was an ordinary teenager. Then he meets a mysterious stranger, Lucien Charron luminously pale, oddly powerful, with eyes that seem flecked with fire and skin that blisters in sunlight. Somehow Trey finds himself in a luxury London penthouse, like a Bond villain's lair. It's the heart of a sinister empire, built on the powers of the netherworld werewolves, vampires, sorcerers, djinns. And Trey himself has a power that's roaring to break free. Is he a boy or is he a beast?
  • Changeling

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    Paperback (Paw Prints 2010-06-15, March 6, 2010)
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