Books with title The Mystery Machine

Nick and Katie didn’t sign up to go on an adventure. They didn’t ask to be nearly killed by a jaguar, or hunt for ingredients under a volcano. They most certainly did not ask to be sacrificed by some crazy high priest at the top of a Mayan temple. But that is just what they got when they volunteered to help pack up boxes in the basement of their grandfather’s museum …well sort of. Grandpa had warned them not to go into the Special Collections room. He had said the room was too dangerous. Nick and Katie probably should have listened. Behind that forbidden door they found a time machine—a time machine cleverly disguised as a stone obelisk. As soon as they touched it, they are whisked back to the time of ancient Maya. Now Nick and Katie need to solve the mystery of how to get home or they just might be stuck in a time without electronics and indoor plumbing forever!

When Tyler asked her to join him on a "quest", Jill thought the whole thing was something of a crazy joke, but went along with it anyway because, well, anything to spend time with him. Of course, now things are looking a little less jokey and lot more crazy as Tyler has gone and gotten himself arrested while trying to save the missing girl, who apparently is Jill's rival, her cousin Rachel. Can Jill save Tyler from prison? Or Rachel from her abductors? And if she manages to do both, would she just be bringing together her crush and her enemy? Find out in Part Two of The Arthur Lien Abductions. All proceeds from this series go to a worthy cause, as explained in the Author's Note

Shortlisted for the Cambridgeshire Picture Book Award 2013!Great fun with hilarious monsters and a message about working togetherVibrantly illustrated with masses to look out for on every page by the illustrator of Jasper Fforde's The Last DragonslayerWonderful text to read aloudWhen a boy and his Dad build an amazing monster-making machine, all sorts of monsters come tumbling out – big ones, small ones, funny ones and even ever-so-slightly scary ones. The monsters love to have fun and spend the days playing until they discover that other monsters live in an amazing land far away. Once again it is time to make an amazing machine, this time a flying one to take them to the land of the monsters.Approximately 400 words/Age range: 3-6 years.

Shortlisted for the Cambridgeshire Picture Book Award 2013! Great fun with hilarious monsters and a message about working togetherVibrantly illustrated with masses to look out for on every page by the illustrator of Jasper Fforde's The Last DragonslayerWonderful text to read aloud When a boy and his Dad build an amazing monster-making machine, all sorts of monsters come tumbling out big ones, small ones, funny ones and even ever-so-slightly scary ones. The monsters love to have fun and spend the days playing until they discover that other monsters live in an amazing land far away. Once again it is time to make an amazing machine, this time a flying one to take them to the land of the monsters. Approximately 400 words/Age range: 3-6 years.

Love Exists. It's for You--and It's Worth Pursuing Rock princess Lacey Sturm wants to share her journey from heartbreak to wholeness with young women. In The Mystery, Sturm helps readers understand that any loving relationship begins with knowing your own identity in Christ. And yet, so many people have learned to define love through their own dysfunctional family, unhealthy relationships, the romances and wrecked relationships of mainstream pop culture, or, sadly, through pornography. Is it any wonder so many people end up brokenhearted, divorced, abused, abusive, or even suicidal? Through personal stories, Sturm shows readers why true love is difficult and often painful but still worth fighting for. She helps women recognize destructive patterns in their relationships, discover a vision for a true and heart-flourishing love, and heal from past wounds. For anyone seeking healthy, loving relationships in our broken world, The Mystery lights the way to the love we were meant for.