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Books with title The Broken Saddle

  • The Broken

    Julia Joseph

    eBook (Black Opal Books, )
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  • The Broken Saddle

    James Aldridge

    Mass Market Paperback (Puffin, March 15, 1983)
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  • The Broken Saddle

    James Aldridge

    Library Binding (Franklin Watts, Feb. 1, 1983)
    Eric enlivens his lonely life in a small Australian town by trying to break the wild pony his traveling father has left with him.
  • The Broken Saddle

    James Aldridge

    Paperback (Puffin Books, March 15, 1984)
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  • The Broken

    Sean Frawley

    language (Garden Shed Publishing, Feb. 22, 2014)
    Like most fourteen-year-old boys, Link Hartkins doesn't believe in monsters. So when he catches his little brother Ayden talking to an empty wall, Link doesn't think much of it and simply asks for an introduction to Ayden's imaginary friend. But even at four years old, Ayden knows the "moving dark" isn't his friend. Monsters don't have friends.Link assumes his brother is probably imagining things, but after the recent death of their mother, Link vowed to keep Ayden safe at all costs. In his search for answers to explain Ayden's disturbingly odd behavior, Link uncovers a camera hidden in their new house. Since talking to his brother is getting him nowhere, the next time Ayden claims to see a monster, Link decides to play along. He pretends to capture it inside the camera he found by taking its picture. As if by magic, Ayden returns to normal...at least for the remainder of the day. But soon after Link develops the film, he discovers that Ayden hasn't been imagining things. The monsters haunting him are real.With the camera accidentally revealed, the only thing remaining to prevent these monsters from invading the world of the living is the unbreakable bond between two brothers.
  • The Broken

    Julia Joseph

    Paperback (Black Opal Books, )
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  • The Broken Son

    David Allan Sturman, Faith Cotter

    language (, May 4, 2014)
    The Broken Son is the first installment in a three-part series of short novels. It depicts the life of a pre-teen boy who is emotionally and physically abused while growing up in Detroit, Michigan during the 1980s. The boy is so distraught with his surroundings he believes that his parents are determined to kill him. To make matters worse, the boy frequently hallucinates about an evil clown who appears to him during his troubles, only to add fuel to his parents’ fire.The second book in the trilogy, Without a Home, details the boy's teen years in foster care and eventually his time in residential housing for troubled youth. The abuse he once took from his parents is now delivered from the kids he is forced to live with who have severe problems of their own.Never Again is the third and final story in this emotionally gripping saga. The boy, now a man returning home from war, must once again deal with living under his parents' roof. Only this time around, he wants to do the killing.
  • The Broken Candle

    Helen S Sebastion, Jan Asleson

    Paperback (Helen S. Sebastian, Nov. 30, 2017)
    Aspiring to his Pastor's congregational involvement campaigns, a ten year old boy selects a beautiful white candle to present during a segment of the Sunday evening's worship service. Such weekly events encouraged church youths for bringing forth offerings of a symbolic nature that might inspire the Pastor's message the following Sunday. Having carefully placed the candle within his "bag", the young boy attends the service and anxiously awaits his call to present his item of choice. The boy is confident that his choice of items for presentation to the Pastor, will surely guide thoughts in delivery of an object lesson in the following week's sermon.The boy's pulsing hopes are dashed when upon peering into and drawing the candle from his "bag", it is found as having been broken in a fall earlier that evening. The little boy's heartbreak and disappointment will surprisingly vanish the very next Sunday when the symbolic nature of the "broken candlle" provides the Pastor thoughts to one of his best spiritual lessons for the congregation as a whole.
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  • The Broken Sun

    Darrell Pitt

    Paperback (Text Publishing Company, Sept. 15, 2015)
    "This third installment of the Jack Mason Adventures is jam-packed with everything I've come to love about the series. There's a fantastic mix of mystery, eccentricity, and lint covered pocket cheese . . . my favourite book of the series so far."—Fictional ThoughtsWhen an artifact linked to the lost city of Atlantis is stolen, Jack, Scarlet and Mr. Doyle must scour Europe to find it. But just as it's within reach, their beloved secretary is poisoned. In their race to find the antidote, the team uncovers a plan to attack Parliament. Then there's the discovery that Mr Doyle's long-dead son might be alive . . .
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  • The Broken Son

    David Allan Sturman, Faith Cotter

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, May 5, 2014)
    "The Broken Son" is the first installment in a three part series of short novels. It depicts the life of a pre-teen boy who is emotionally and physically abused while growing up in Detroit, Michigan during the 1980s. The boy is so distraught with his surroundings he believes that his parents are determined to kill him. To make matters worse, the boy frequently hallucinates about an evil clown who appears to him during his troubles only to add fuel to his parents fire. The second book in the trilogy titled "Without A Home" details the boy's teen years in foster care and eventually his time in residential housing for troubled youth. The abuse he once took from his parents is now delivered from the kids he is forced to live with who have severe problems of their own. "Never Again" is the third and final story in this emotionally gripping saga. The boy, now a man returning home from war must once again deal with living under his parents' roof. Only this time around, he wants to do the killing.
  • The Broken Saddle

    James Aldridge

    Paperback (Puffin / Penguin Books, March 15, 1994)
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  • the broken saddle

    james aldridge

    Hardcover (Julia MacRae books, March 15, 1982)
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