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Books with title Vanishing Pony

  • Vanishing Pony

    Mary Gervaise

    Paperback (Armada, March 15, 1973)
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  • Vanishing Point

    Michaela Roessner

    Hardcover (Tor Books, July 1, 1993)
    It Happened one night, suddenly, without warning: 90% of the human race disappeared without a trace. Vanished, never to be seen again. There were no portents, no notes, no bodies, no clue as to where they went or whether they would ever come back again. People woke to find their lovers no longer beside them. Children woke to find their parents missing, parents woke to empty cribs. Neighbors found empty houses, empty apartment buildings.Civilization collapsed.After a few months of violence spawned by fear and rage, a measure of peace was restored in the Bay Area. Enclaves formed and established defense pacts against the wandering bands of fanatics. They set about surviving, renewing contact with the rest of the world, establishing trading ties with each other, and trying to discover what had caused the Vanishing.Now, thirty years after the Disappearance, Dr. Easterman is coming across the continent from the Carnegie Institute to work with the Hackers Center in Silicon Valley, continuing a promising line of research on what caused the cataclysmic event. At the House, where a community of survivors has made a good life while continuing to build the Winchester Mansion, a young woman named Renzie is in the middle of the political struggles between various groups in the Valley.And up in the Oakland Hills a huge band of Heaven Bounders is gathering. The 'Bounders believe that the Vanishing was Judgement Day, and the Vanished have ascended to heaven. They believe that the only thing holding back their own salvation is the disbelief of others - disbelief that is manifested in building houses and growing food. If those others were dead, the Heaven Bounders believe, then Judgement would be fulfilled, and they would join their loved ones in Heaven.
  • Vanishing Point

    Michaela Roessner

    Mass Market Paperback (Tor Science Fiction, Nov. 15, 1994)
    Years after an inexplicable incident during which ninety percent of the human population disappeared without a trace, the survivors make peace with each other, defending themselves against roving fanatics and investigating the Vanishing. Reprint.
  • Vanishing Point

    Catalina Rae, Christian Legan

    eBook (Kymberli Mulford, Inc., Oct. 23, 2018)
    She thought her baby girl was too young to enjoy Trick-or-Treating. She hadn’t even bought her a costume. But somehow, Doris broke down and allowed a friend from their new neighborhood to take her daughter out to a couple of houses. And suddenly, Catalina went missing while she was in someone else’s care. How could it be? How could two-year-old daughter be lost in the mountains on Halloween night? And what was her husband going to say when he found out that she had let this happen?Vanishing Point is the third book in Catalina Rae’s series called “Based on a True Story.”
  • Vanishing

    Bruce Brooks

    Hardcover (HarperCollins, June 4, 1999)
    Alice just can't stop crying. To her, it seems as if it should be simple. If your parents split up, you live with the one who understands you best. Alice's father had always been the one to "get" her. But somehow she had ended up living with her mom, who drank too much, and her stepfather, who didn't like her and didn't care who knew it. So when a bout with bronchitis lands her in the hospital, she decided she just can't face going home again--ever.What if she simply stops eating--goes on a hunger strike? They would have to keep her there, wouldn't they? It seems like the simplest solution, even when the hallucinations start, even when they kind of take over. But suppose she goes into a coma--or dies? If that happens, she'll have her new friend Rex, the mysterious boy who says he's dying, but whose jaunty ways have brought Alice to life.Once again, Bruce Brooks tells an intriguing story that puts new twists on the oldest, biggest issues--love, death, and taking charge of your own life as you move toward adulthood.
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  • Vanishing Point

    Ben M. Baglio

    Paperback (Scholastic, March 15, 2007)
    Book by Ben M. Baglio
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  • Vanishing

    Bruce Brooks

    Paperback (HarperTeen, Oct. 3, 2000)
    Alice just can't stop crying. To her, it seems as if it should be simple. If your parents split up, you live with the one who understands you best. Alice's father had always been the one to "get" her. But somehow she had ended up living with her mom, who drank too much, and her stepfather, who didn't like her and didn't care who knew it. So when a bout with bronchitis lands her in the hospital, she decided she just can't face going home again--ever.What if she simply stops eating--goes on a hunger strike? They would have to keep her there, wouldn't they? It seems like the simplest solution, even when the hallucinations start, even when they kind of take over. But suppose she goes into a coma--or dies? If that happens, she'll have her new friend Rex, the mysterious boy who says he's dying, but whose jaunty ways have brought Alice to life.Once again, Bruce Brooks tells an intriguing story that puts new twists on the oldest, biggest issues--love, death, and taking charge of your own life as you move toward adulthood.
  • Vanishing Point

    Catalina Rae, Christian Legan

    Paperback (Kymberli Mulford, Inc., Oct. 26, 2018)
    She thought her baby girl was too young to enjoy Trick-or-Treating. She hadn’t even bought her a costume. But somehow, Doris broke down and allowed a friend from their new neighborhood to take her daughter out to a couple of houses. And suddenly, Catalina went missing while she was in someone else’s care.How could it be? How could two-year-old daughter be lost in the mountains on Halloween night? And what was her husband going to say when he found out that she had let this happen?Vanishing Point is the third book in Catalina Rae’s series called “Based on a True Story.”
  • Vanishing

    Bruce Brooks

    Hardcover (HarperCollins, June 4, 1999)
    Alice just can't stop crying. To her, it seems as if it should be simple. If your parents split up, you live with the one who understands you best. Alice's father had always been the one to "get" her. But somehow she had ended up living with her mom, who drank too much, and her stepfather, who didn't like her and didn't care who knew it. So when a bout with bronchitis lands her in the hospital, she decided she just can't face going home again--ever.What if she simply stops eating--goes on a hunger strike? They would have to keep her there, wouldn't they? It seems like the simplest solution, even when the hallucinations start, even when they kind of take over. But suppose she goes into a coma--or dies? If that happens, she'll have her new friend Rex, the mysterious boy who says he's dying, but whose jaunty ways have brought Alice to life.Once again, Bruce Brooks tells an intriguing story that puts new twists on the oldest, biggest issues--love, death, and taking charge of your own life as you move toward adulthood.
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  • Vanishing

    Bruce Brooks, Christina Moore

    Audio CD (Recorded Books Inc., Aug. 16, 2000)
    11 year old Alice is hospitalized for bronchitis. She avoids going home to a alcoholic mother and sadistic father by having a hunger strike.
  • Vanishing

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    Paperback (Demco Media, )
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  • Vanishing Point

    Michaela. Roessner

    Hardcover (NY: Tor/Tom Doherty, March 15, 1993)
    IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT,SUDDENLY, WITHOUT WARNING 90% OF THE HUMAN RACE VANISHED! Gone without a trace, never to be seen again. There were no clues as to where they went, people woke up to find their loved ones, mothers, fathers, husbands, wives, children all gone. Parents awoke to find empty cribs. Neighbors awoke to find empty houses next door, and empty apartments. All empty with no clues as to why or where they went? Civilizations began to collapse as panic soon set in. Wandering bands of fantatics proclaimed the end of time. There was a huge band of fantatics called the "Heaven Bounders", they believed that this was a sign and that the "others" have been taken to heaven and they were awaiting the coming Judgement Day. They believe if they oppose all rebuilding of civilization then they too would join the "others" in heaven and Judgement Day would surely come. Thirty long years after the "cataclysmic event", Dr. Easterman is coming across the continent with promising research on what may have caused the disappearances of so many people and thus a really dangerous threat to the "Heaven Bounders" beliefs. To the "Heaven Bounders" he must be stopped at all cost! A very original and fascinating novel, that will have you on the edge of your seat right up to the last page.