Books with title Wendy the Witch

There are secrets in my magic…In the Old Lands, nothing is as it seems.Something lurks in the darkness…watching…waiting. I see it moving in the shadows. I hear it whisper in the wind. I sense it following our every step. I feel it on my spine like the caress of fingertips across my skin. Is it Joseph and his army waiting to ambush us again? Or is it just the ancient chaos of this place waiting to suck us in and never let us back out? As I stand here within the darkness staring at the dancing flames, I know our time is up. We have to make our run for it. Now. This was a rescue mission, except now we might need the saving. With Tegan still unconscious, and Tennessee lost to his fear for her, no one knows what to do. All we have is my crazy plan and it might get us all killed.We made it to the balefire….but now, we have to make it back out alive.The Wild Witch takes a wild turn for this sharp-witted heroine and swoon-worthy hero. Their epic rollercoaster romance set inside a magical academy is only just getting started! Fans of The Mortal Instruments, Twilight, or Harry Potter will love Chandelle LaVaun’s brand new urban fantasy series!

London. 1789. More than anything in the world, Wendy Darling wants to be the captain of a ship, but no one believes a woman can be a navy captain. No one, that is, except Wendy Darling. When she learns the Home Office is accepting a handful of women into its ranks, she jumps at the chance, joining the fight against the most formidable threat England has ever faced. Magic.But the secret service isn’t exactly what she hoped. Accompanied by a reimagined cast of the original Peter Pan, Wendy soon discovers that her dreams are as far away as ever, that choosing sides isn’t as simple as she thought, and that the only man who isn’t blinded by her gender might be the worst friend anyone could ask for. Anyone, that is, except Wendy Darling.Praise for The Wendy, by Erin Michelle Sky & Steven Brown:“All the markings of a classic … captivating and delightful.” — Lydia Sherrer, USA TODAY Bestselling Author of Love, Lies & Hocus Pocus“One of This Year’s Hottest New YA Series” — Goodreads“This is a strong retelling of Peter Pan, with an empowered female protagonist who carves her own path. Wendy’s sharp wit is truly impressive.” — School Library Journal“From page one right up to the end, The Wendy held me enthralled.” — Readers’ Favorite

Just over the hill stood a shack where the most beautiful woman you ever laid eyes on lived. Her hair was blonde and wavy with eyes as blue as the sky. Her figure would make any man lose his breath. The only thing wrong with this picture was, she's a Witch. Her name is Sarah and an evil Witch at that. Her mother had her out of wedlock. Sarah's mother kept her pregnancy secret from her parent's until one day when her father opened her bedroom door to scold her about something. Her father heard a baby's cry and said, "Did I just hear a baby's cry?"No! No! Father," cried Sarah's Mother.Her father pushed her aside from her closet door. Opened the door and shouted to the top of his lungs. "I want this baby out of my house by morning and that's an order," said her father in an angry voice. Sarah's Mother was only sixteen years old when she had Sarah. Having a baby out of wedlock and especially at sixteen was a disgrace to the family.The next morning Sarah's Mother carried her newborn baby Sarah into town looking for a good home for her daughter. Sarah's Mother came across this shack where a sweet old lady lives. She asked the old woman to take her baby and love her as her own. The old lady accepted and asked her. "Why are you giving up your baby? I'm just an old woman.""My father will kill me and my baby if I don't get rid of this problem. That's his exact words," replied Sarah with a river of tears flowing down her cheeks.Sarah's mother had no idea who the old lady was and if she did she would not have left her in her care.

One of This Year’s Hottest New YA Series — GoodreadsWhen the world doesn't want you to be who you are, you must become more yourselfthan you knew you could be.London. 1789. More than anything in the world, Wendy Darling wants to be the captain of a ship, but women aren't allowed in the Royal Navy. When she learns the Home Office is accepting a handful of women into its ranks, she jumps at the chance, joining the fight against the most formidable threat England has ever faced. Magic. But the secret service isn’t exactly what she hoped. Accompanied by a reimagined cast of the original Peter Pan, Wendy soon discovers that her dreams are as far away as ever, that choosing sides isn’t as simple as she thought, and that the only man who isn't blinded by her gender ... might be her nation's greatest enemy.Praise for The Wendy, by Erin Michelle Sky & Steven Brown:“All the markings of a classic … captivating and delightful.” — Lydia Sherrer, USA TODAY Bestselling Author of Love, Lies & Hocus Pocus“This is a strong retelling of Peter Pan, with an empowered female protagonist who carves her own path. Wendy’s sharp wit is truly impressive.” — School Library Journal“From page one right up to the end, The Wendy held me enthralled.” — Readers’ Favorite"WOW! Just WOW! I think this is my favorite book of 2018 so far! It was amazing, amazing, amazing. – E.J. Hill, Letters to You"(P)ick it up and begin a great adventure! I DARE YOU!!! If you think you know the story of Wendy, Peter Pan and the Lost Boys, you will find that you never did, until now! You will not regret the time you give to this most entertaining tale of Peter, Windy and all of the others, from Captain "Hook" to Smee, to Nana and the lads. Five stars is not enough! Straight on until morning!!! – Caius Fabius, GoodreadsFans of Brigid Kemmerer's A Curse So Dark and Lonely, Gena Showalter's The Evil Queen and Leigh Bardugo's Shadow and Bone will love the rip-rollicking adventure, fantasy and historical elements of The Tales of the Wendy by Dragon Authors Steven Brown and Erin Michelle Sky.

London. 1789. More than anything in the world, Wendy Darling wants to be the captain of a ship, but women aren't allowed in the Royal Navy. When she learns the Home Office is accepting a handful of women into its ranks, she jumps at the chance, joining the fight against the most formidable threat England has ever faced. Magic.But the secret service isn't exactly what she hoped. Accompanied by a reimagined cast of the original Peter Pan, Wendy soon discovers that her dreams are as far away as ever, that choosing sides isn't as simple as she thought, and that the only man who isn't blinded by her gender ... might be her nation's greatest enemy.Praise for The Wendy, by Erin Michelle Sky & Steven Brown:"All the markings of a classic ... captivating and delightful." -- Lydia Sherrer, USA TODAY Bestselling Author of Love, Lies & Hocus Pocus"One of This Year's Hottest New YA Series" -- Goodreads"This is a strong retelling of Peter Pan, with an empowered female protagonist who carves her own path. Wendy's sharp wit is truly impressive." -- School Library Journal"From page one right up to the end, The Wendy held me enthralled." -- Readers' Favorite

There are secrets in my magic…In the Old Lands, nothing is as it seems.Something lurks in the darkness…watching…waiting. I see it moving in the shadows. I hear it whisper in the wind. I sense it following our every step. I feel it on my spine like the caress of fingertips across my skin. Is it Joseph and his army waiting to ambush us again? Or is it just the ancient chaos of this place waiting to suck us in and never let us back out? As I stand here within the darkness staring at the dancing flames, I know our time is up. We have to make our run for it. Now. This was a rescue mission, except now we might need the saving. With Tegan still unconscious, and Tennessee lost to his fear for her, no one knows what to do. All we have is my crazy plan and it might get us all killed.We made it to the balefire….but now, we have to make it back out alive.The Wild Witch takes a wild turn for this sharp-witted heroine and swoon-worthy hero. Their epic rollercoaster romance set inside a magical academy is only just getting started! Fans of The Mortal Instruments, Twilight, or Harry Potter will love Chandelle LaVaun’s brand new urban fantasy series!

Spoilers: Please note this series takes after the Hunted Heir series. For more enjoyment, please begin with Descendant B01LYBICN6Her name is Ki’ara. She was once a young Princess in a beautiful land.Now she’s on the run, wanted by the New Gods, and chased by every assassin in Avalon. Not to mention the Royal Guard – soldiers from the very Kingdom her father had ruled.After a dire premonition leaves her shaken and in need of a miracle, the teen learns that her only hope of saving a powerful ally lies in the hands of a mysterious woman in the woods. Some call her a great Healer. Others call her an evil Witch.But when an elite strike team sent to retrieve the woman does not return, Ki’ara sets out on her own to bring them back.What could possibly go wrong…?This is the 4th book in the Princess of the Gods series, a fast-paced science-fantasy series with a strong female protagonist. Filled with action and butt-kickery, it is a coming of age story about the teenage Princess of Avalon. Although there is no sex or strong profanity in this series, there is a fair amount of violence and frightening situations. Not appropriate for younger children.Princess of the Gods:Trilogy One, Hunted HeirBook 1: DescendantBook 2: AssassinBook 3: The KeeperTrilogy Two, Guardian’s QuestBook 1: The WitchBook 2: StrongholdBook 3: UnderworldOther books by Ky Tyrand:Mark of the GodsThe Misplacement of Lexi Robinson

Granny Wendy is only halfway through her "Learn to be a Witch Course", and she is not doing very well. In fact, unless she can start performing spells correctly, she might find herself expelled from Spell School altogether and lose her witchy hat and special spellbook. Her two grandchildren, George and Lottie, and her black cat, Felix, set out to help her. This is the ninth title in the "Young Puzzle Adventure" series of illustrated fiction designed for young readers to enjoy on their own, and for younger children to share with an adult. There is plenty to spot in the illustrations, and picture puzzles to solve throughout the book.

London. 1789. More than anything in the world, Wendy Darling wants to be the captain of a ship, but women aren't allowed in the Royal Navy. When she learns the Home Office is accepting a handful of women into its ranks, she jumps at the chance, joining the fight against the most formidable threat England has ever faced. Magic.But the secret service isn't exactly what she hoped. Accompanied by a reimagined cast of the original Peter Pan, Wendy soon discovers that her dreams are as far away as ever, that choosing sides isn't as simple as she thought, and that the only man who isn't blinded by her gender ... might be her nation's greatest enemy.Praise for The Wendy, by Erin Michelle Sky & Steven Brown:"All the markings of a classic ... captivating and delightful." -- Lydia Sherrer, USA TODAY Bestselling Author of Love, Lies & Hocus Pocus"One of This Year's Hottest New YA Series" -- Goodreads"This is a strong retelling of Peter Pan, with an empowered female protagonist who carves her own path. Wendy's sharp wit is truly impressive." -- School Library Journal"From page one right up to the end, The Wendy held me enthralled." -- Readers' Favorite

In this important new novel, Miss Johnston goes back to the field of some of her earlier successes -- the spacious Elizabethan times. The story opens in the death chamber of the great Queen, and with that uncanny power of historic resurrection of which Miss Johnston is master, the reader is made to feel the great issues that are hanging in the balance, -- issues of thought and faith within England itself, issues of imperialistic destiny in the great colonies overseas. The two chief characters are Joan Heron, a beautiful girl of strong, original nature, and Dr. Aderhold, a thinker in advance of his time. As the plot develops, not only is Aderhold suspected of atheism and unholy practices in the black art, but Joan is accused of witchcraft. They are arrested, and sentenced to death, but escape, and take ship for Virginia. As the voyage progresses, her sex and identity are suspected, and she and Aderhold are cast adrift in an open boat. This catastrophe, however, is not final, and in the Bahamas and later in England, the story comes to its impressive ending. As a historic picture, the story is exceptionally strong, and perhaps the impression that will live longest is that of the marvelous Elizabethan world of adventure, controversy, passion, and vital personality.