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Books with title The Lost Books

  • The Lost Books

    Ted Dekker, Kaci Hill

    Paperback (Thomas Nelson Inc, Aug. 24, 2010)
    Thomas Hunter handpicks four teens to help protect the Circle against the evil Horde. But when six all-powerful books suddenly disappear, these teens secretly abandon their original mission and travel across two worlds to recover the books and discover their destiny."Dekker ratchets up the suspense, delivering a full-force clash between good and evil. A tornado of action and strategem...Will leave you knowing for certain you are not in Kansas anymore."--TheSuspenseZone.com (for Infidel)
  • The Lost Book

    Margarita Surnaite

    Paperback (Andersen Press, March 7, 2020)
    Henry doesn't understand why everyone in Rabbit Town loves books, he much prefers real life adventures. That is, until he discovers the Lost Book. The Lost Book keeps him company, makes him feel less homesick and leads him on an exciting adventure with a new friend.
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  • The Lost Book

    Reyansh Lal

    Paperback (Independently published, July 20, 2020)
    Three friends on an adventurous journey to find one of the greatest treasures of the world.... Will they succeed?
  • The Lost Book

    Margarita Surnaite

    Hardcover (Margaret K. McElderry Books, Feb. 5, 2019)
    A rabbit who prefers real-life adventures to stories finds a lost book that takes him on an exciting journey in this charming picture book about the power of tales to inspire children and bring them together.Everyone in Rabbit Town loves to read. Well, everyone except for Henry, who would much prefer to play outside. Then Henry finds a lost book, and when he tries to track down the owner, he stumbles into the human world. There, the adults are all absorbed in their phones and tablets, and everyone ignores Henry until he befriends a young girl. They have so much fun together that Henry gives her the lost book, knowing it will be in good hands. Henry learns that books can contain adventures all their own, and when he returns to Rabbit Town, for the first time it is Henry who tells the bedtime story.
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  • The Lost Book

    Reyansh Lal

    eBook (, July 19, 2020)
    Three friends on an adventurous journey to find one of the greatest treasures of the world..... Will they succeed?
  • The Lost Books

    Ted Dekker

    Hardcover (Thomas Nelson Inc, Dec. 28, 2010)
    "[A] full-force clash between good and evil. A tornado of action and strategem...will leave you knowing for certain you are not in Kansas anymore."--TheSuspenseZone.com (for Infidel)The Circle universe made popular by Ted Dekker in his New York Times best-selling series (Black, Red, White, and Green) is brought back to vivid life--this time from the vantage point of four teens. And never have the stakes for survival and destruction been so high.From thousands of new Forest Guard recruits aged 16 and 17, Thomas Hunter chooses four to lead a special mission against the Horde. But before that mission fully begins, it abruptly changes to an even greater endgame. Now these four teens must find the seven lost Books of History before dark forces do. For these seven books have immense power over the past, present, and future--controlling not only the destiny of their world...but that of ours as well.Prepare for a stunning visual adventure as the Chosen face renegades and betrayals across two realities in their quest to find what's been lost.
  • The Lost Book

    Kalanit Ben-Ari, Ofir Corcos

    Paperback (Kalanit Ben-Ari, May 12, 2016)
    The Lost Book tells the story of 9 year old Lev who turns a frustrating event (mum says “no”) into a creative family adventure. Lev is known for her love of books. When she forgets the book she was reading at school, she does all in her power to convince mum to return to school and collect it so that she can continue reading. Things do not turn out the way Lev wants, but then she has an idea… where all the family is going to join her on a memorable adventure in imagination. You will join them too. This charming and highly original tale is aimed at 5-9 years old. The story contains important messages for children such as (1) There are always other options and solutions (even if it doesn’t feel like that sometimes), (2) “No” is also an answer, and (3) children can turn frustration into creativity. Moreover, the story contains tips and ideas that are simple, practical and yet vital for parents such as (1) how to communicate in a healthy way with saying “no” to children’s requests, (2) how to employ the main idea of the book- stopping at the dilemma- to encourage children to read and (3) how to encourages children's creativity, imagination, and a love for books. You will not believe how much of a positive transformation you can create by changing the way you experience reading with your child.
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  • The Lost Book

    Margarita Surnaite

    Hardcover (Andersen Press Ltd, )
    Henry doesn't understand why everyone in Rabbit Town loves books, he much prefers real life adventures. That is, until he discovers the Lost Book. The Lost Book keeps him company, makes him feel less homesick and leads him on an exciting adventure with a new friend.