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Books with title The Perilous Road

  • The Perilous Road

    William O. Steele, Ramon De Ocampo, Listen & Live Audio, Inc.

    Audiobook (Listen & Live Audio, Inc., May 13, 2005)
    Chris Brabson hates the Union troops. Yankee riders in the Tennessee mountains have stolen his family's newly harvested crops and their only horse. In spite of this, Chris' brother joins the Union army, and his parents refuse to take either side. But Chris has no doubts, he would fight for the Confederacy. The Perilous Road, a Newbery Honor book, powerfully illustrates the senseless waste of war and the true meaning of courage and tolerance.
  • The Perilous Road

    William O. Steele, Jean Fritz

    Paperback (HMH Books for Young Readers, Sept. 1, 2004)
    The heartbreaking, bitter view of the Civil War as experienced by Chris Brabson, whose brother is fighting for the "wrong" side.
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  • The Perilous Road

    William O. Steele, Jean Fritz

    Hardcover (Harcourt Young Classics, Sept. 1, 2004)
    The heartbreaking, bitter view of the Civil War as experienced by Chris Brabson, whose brother is fighting for the "wrong" side.
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  • The Perilous Road

    William O. Steele, Ramon de Ocampo

    Audio CD (Listen & Live Audio, Inc., March 1, 2005)
    Fourteen-year-old Chris, bitterly hating the Yankees for invading his Tennessee mountain home, learns a difficult lesson about the waste of war and the meaning of tolerance and courage when he reports the approach of a Yankee supply troop to the Confederates, only to learn that his brother is probably part of that troop.
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  • The Perilous Sea

    Sherry Thomas

    eBook (Balzer + Bray, Sept. 16, 2014)
    Iolanthe and Titus continue their mission to defeat the Bane in this striking sequel to The Burning Sky—perfect for fans of Cinda Williams Chima and Kristin Cashore—which Publishers Weekly called "a wonderfully satisfying magical saga" in a starred review and Kirkus Reviews said "bids fair to be the next big epic fantasy success."After spending the summer away from each other, Titus and Iolanthe (still disguised as Archer Fairfax) are eager to return to Eton College to resume their training to fight the Bane. Although no longer bound to Titus by blood oath, Iolanthe is more committed than ever to fulfilling her destiny—especially with the agents of Atlantis quickly closing in.Soon after arriving at school, though, Titus makes a shocking discovery, one that throws into question everything he believed about their mission. Faced with this revelation, Iolanthe struggles to come to terms with her new role, while Titus must choose between following his mother's prophecies—or forging a divergent path to an unknowable future.
  • The Perilous Sea

    Sherry Thomas

    Paperback (Balzer + Bray, Sept. 15, 2015)
    Iolanthe and Titus continue their mission to defeat the Bane in this striking sequel to The Burning Sky—perfect for fans of Cinda Williams Chima and Kristin Cashore—which Publishers Weekly called "a wonderfully satisfying magical saga" in a starred review and Kirkus Reviews said "bids fair to be the next big epic fantasy success."After spending the summer away from each other, Titus and Iolanthe (still disguised as Archer Fairfax) are eager to return to Eton College to resume their training to fight the Bane. Although no longer bound to Titus by blood oath, Iolanthe is more committed than ever to fulfilling her destiny—especially with the agents of Atlantis quickly closing in.Soon after arriving at school, though, Titus makes a shocking discovery, one that throws into question everything he believed about their mission. Faced with this revelation, Iolanthe struggles to come to terms with her new role, while Titus must choose between following his mother's prophecies—or forging a divergent path to an unknowable future.
  • The Perilous Road

    William O. Steele

    Paperback (HMH Books for Young Readers, March 15, 1990)
    A young Tennessee mountain boy travels a difficult and dangerous path during the Civil War before he realizes the senseless waste of war and learns the true meaning of courage and tolerance.
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  • The Perilous Sea

    Sherry Thomas

    Hardcover (Balzer + Bray, Sept. 16, 2014)
    Iolanthe and Titus continue their mission to defeat the Bane in this striking sequel to The Burning Sky—perfect for fans of Cinda Williams Chima and Kristin Cashore—which Publishers Weekly called "a wonderfully satisfying magical saga" in a starred review and Kirkus Reviews said "bids fair to be the next big epic fantasy success."After spending the summer away from each other, Titus and Iolanthe (still disguised as Archer Fairfax) are eager to return to Eton College to resume their training to fight the Bane. Although no longer bound to Titus by blood oath, Iolanthe is more committed than ever to fulfilling her destiny—especially with the agents of Atlantis quickly closing in.Soon after arriving at school, though, Titus makes a shocking discovery, one that throws into question everything he believed about their mission. Faced with this revelation, Iolanthe struggles to come to terms with her new role, while Titus must choose between following his mother's prophecies—or forging a divergent path to an unknowable future.
  • The Perilous Gard

    Elizabeth Marie Pope, Cynthia von Buhler

    Paperback (Young Readers Paperback, Oct. 29, 2001)
    In 1558, while exiled by Queen Mary Tudor to a remote castle known as Perilous Gard, young Kate Sutton becomes involved in a series of mysterious events that lead her to an underground world peopled by Fairy Folk—whose customs are even older than the Druids’ and include human sacrifice.
  • The Perilous Road

    William O. Steele

    Paperback (HMH Books for Young Readers, March 15, 1730)
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  • The Perilous Road

    William O Steele, Jean Fritz

    Library Binding (Perfection Learning, Sept. 1, 2004)
    A bitter view of the Civil War from the point of view of one boy whose brother fights for the wrong side.
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  • The Perilous Road

    William O. Steele, Paul Galdone

    Hardcover (Harcourt, April 1, 1958)
    1958 copyright.
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