Books with title The doorway: Other world.

Three teenagers are drawn through a doorway into another world after setting up a series of crystals as instructed in a book they found in a reputed haunted house.The world looks barren of intelligent life until a little person suddenly comes upon them warning them that they need to follow him. He leads them to an underground town where they are introduced to the leader, a very tall man named Kor.Kor tells them of the meteor shower that nearly destroyed their world and of the big meteor that now sits at the decimated power plant emitting toxic radiation that keeps them from living above ground. Since the teenagers are nearly immune to this type of radiation he asks that they make a trip to the meteor to set a bomb to destroy it. The kids reluctantly agree.The teenagers cross a dangerous landscape inhabited by large snakes, and giant scorpions armed with double stingers, and dogs that follow mysteriously at a distance, but do not attack. They make it safely to the meteor and set the bomb. Then something goes horribly wrong. The timer on the bomb shoots up to only minutes. The three run for the only cover that they see. They manage to get behind some stacked containers. The bomb explodes and the teenagers are temporarily buried under debris. They are lucky to be alive. But the explosion changed them. They soon discover that they have attained super powers. They soon realize that they will need these powers if they hope to stop an emerging threat.

Haunted by Riddles and DreamsHere: In Demona, the Guardians go to the Dale, a place of old magyc locked away in the past, hoping to find the Man of Tongues, a sorcerer of myth who they believe may have the power to send them across worlds. They get more than they bargain for, learn more than they ask for, and in the end, they must make a terrible choice: Aethsiths, or Ria?There: In the Other World, Maria Westerfield’s past comes back to haunt her when one of her friends is murdered and a mysterious symbol she never thought she’d see again appears written in his blood. The Girl Who Came Back must figure out what to do before everyone she loves is destroyed by the things she thought only existed in dreams.Everywhere: All those who wield magyc are drawn together to battle Demons, Wardens, and their own dark secrets to keep the Placer of Pieces and his Men in White from extinguishing the light of life called the Path. Assassins, Witches, princesses, Makers of Marks and even Death Himself all attempt to divert the fate of this world, but everything hangs on the choice of one girl in……The Other World.

The Legends tell of an ancient city called Balinorre. Within its walls, all dwelt in peace. At one time, it was a mighty fortress ruled by High Royalty. It could not fall until one within its walls destroyed it. Darkness has fallen over the Other Worlds. Since the fall of Balinorre, the evil emperor Dagon has plagued the last free peoples, bringing a life of terror and captivity to the realm. Young Olinia Reien, once an orphaned slave thought to be barely higher than dogs, is now the hope of the worlds. She has emerged from her unsavory upbringing as the rightful heir to her world of Caprith. But Dagon has learned of her plot to overthrow him. Now, she must do more than just survive his treachery to save Caprith. She must win.

The Other World combines a thematic and area studies approach to explore contemporary global issues in the developing world. Accessible and interdisciplinary, this text offers political, economic, social, and historical analysis plus case studies on Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa, North Africa and the Middle East, Central Asia and the Southern Near Abroad, and Asia. Highlighting similarities and differences among these regions and focusing on enduring problems, The Other World is a practical look at the issues affecting the majority of the world’s population.

“My name is Samantha, and I am not a normal person like a lot of people think.”Samantha Jones thinks that she is a normal girl, living a normal life, but that is not the case. She is far from any definition of normal. She was expecting any normal year of school, but with that, came a twist.With coming of age and reaching adulthood, surprises arise that throw her whole world upside down. She makes devastating discoveries that uncover different mysteries and questions about who she is—what she is.Can she figure out exactly who she is, what she is, and what the truth really is?

Zac is a smart, athletic, twelve-year-old who enjoys life, having fun, spending time with his friends, and especially playing baseball. His world turns topsy-turvy one spring break when his dreams begin. The dreams are so real, hes not sure if hes dreaming or actually traveling to these unusual places.After one dream, he wakes up with black-and-blue marks on his arms. Could they possibly be from the pirate he ran into during his dream? Zacs discoveries leave him knowing hes involved in a very serious fight for leadership between the aliens, the Mayans, and the current world as he knows it.Zac finds out hes a descendant of the Mayans, but theres no one to ask about how to deal with his unique capabilities. Hes on his own; he doesnt have a clue how to address the issues and save his family and his world. When his mother gives him a book, handed down through the generations and not opened for more than one hundred years, it may help him through these struggles. Or does it just make the situation more confusing?

Seventeen year old Emily “Emmie” Weston has always lived in two worlds; the real one and the other one inside her head. Although Emily who is an outsider and hides her true romantic nature behind a sarcastic front always secretly believed that this other world, once glimpsed through a “doorway” as a little girl was just as real. And it’s becoming more real, pushing her away from her parents and friends, breaking through into her everyday life the older she gets, along with the supposed inhabitants of this world, a mysterious silver lady and the ghostly “history boys” two young men who look like they lived a hundred years ago. Though it’s the handsome one with the sad, brown eyes who has always haunted Emily’s dreams, alienating her from the boys who live in the same, claustrophobic, sleepy village of Pennbrooke. The home that Emily is intensely attached to even though at times she longs to leave it all behind. This is a coming of age story about an insecure young woman trying to find her place in the world and who struggles to accept change, along with her parents failing marriage. Emily is afraid of the future and at times wants nothing more than to escape her life.Though just supposing you become so disconnected from your own life and everyone around you that one day you somehow manage to leave the world behind and find yourself in the silent, empty place of your dreams. In a world that Emily has dreamed about all her life, at times longed to be in and now finds herself wandering lost in. Emily is desperately searching for answers though cannot anticipate the adventures, the awakening of her heart and the hidden danger that await her in this dreamlike land. Though as much as Emily Weston feels connected to this other world, will she ever be able to find her way home?

In a world connected to ours live people who possess magical powers. This place is the Kingdom of Carmillia, a place sixteen-year-old Zinnia knows nothing about, until one day she is told that she is Princess of the Kingdom, the last in line to the throne. In her new world, Zinnia encounters dangers, enchantments, and friends. But is she strong enough to stand against the dark evil threatening her kingdom?

Written by a self described nine year old nerd and illustrated by her twin sister."When Jimmy’s mom came to pick him up, he attempted to convince her about the amazing events last night, but her response was no different. “Oh, sweetie, you must have had a dream.” “I wasn’t having a dream!” Jimmy yelled. “Jimmy, you know that is no way to talk to your mother. Now lower your voice if you want to watch TV when we get home.” ”Fine,” Jimmy muttered, ”But I still know it wasn’t a dream.” That comment earned him a sharp look from his mother. (She was famous for doing that.)"