Books with title The Twins

The Saskias, Saskia Chandler and Saskia Hunt, lead double lives. Quite apart from being ordinary young girls holding down ordinary jobs, they are also the super-powerful SuperTwins, and the jobs they manage to hold down while being the twins are decidedly not ordinary. Impossible things for the Air Force and fixing problems with tangled timelines in the past are all in a days work for Kyra and Katya. This ability to travel in time, with a little help from Voice, their disembodied guide and mentor, comes in useful when they become involved with the security services and an assassination attempt. Throughout all this, they attempt to lead normal lives, although Saskia Chandler is decidedly not a normal girl. The girls eventually come to the conclusion that far from being Richie, as she began her life, she's always been Saskia, which appears a little odd, but makes perfect sense to them.

Sebastian and Max are identical twins. People always get them mixed up. That’s not much fun. They want to be recognised as individuals. But being twins also has its upside... This delightful book, told with warmth and humour, with its detailed action-filled pictures, gives an insight into what it’s like to be an identical pair. This fun story provides a wonderful focus for parents and teachers to discuss twins, siblings, families, sharing and belonging.The author, Nava Levy, is the mother of identical twin boys and a pre-school teacher with 20 years experience telling stories to children. This is her first book.J Scherpenhuizen is an illustrator and author of comics, novels and picture books for all ages. He has been published in magazines, comics and books numerous kinds. His notable picture book series is Wild and Crazy Dinosaurs also available on Kindle.

Twins, Jacqueline and Maria, get separated from their birth, because their family is poor and can't take care of them. Maria is taken by a rich family, and Jacqueline - by a poor one. They grow in different environment and have different traits, but have some things in common - they both are light blue-eyed, both love reading fantasy books and both have the same butterfly-mark on arm.Maria has everything she wants, but she has a heart condition, and doctors have predicted that she will die young. The fate brings up Maria and Jacqueline together, and they discover they're twins. Jacqueline decides to help Maria, but how will she do it? Only a miracle can save the girl...The book is written by 17 years old Georgian and 18 years old Australian authors.Tamuna was in Tbilisi, Georgia, and Tiegan - in Perth, Australia. They contacted each other through Facebook and built the book through Facebook chat, then converted it to word file and created an ebook.

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