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Books with title World's End

  • World's End

    Jake Halpern, Peter Kujawinski

    language (HMH Books for Young Readers, Nov. 15, 2010)
    Ever since returning from Dormia, Alfonso has enjoyed sleeping in a bed like anormal person. No more waking up at the top of a tree or the edge of a cliff. In fact,no sleepwalking at all. But then, while visiting France on a class trip, Alfonso feels that strange andfamiliar pull of sleep. Upon waking, he finds himself in the belly of a ship headedto Egypt. In his backpack are a few old books and a vial of medicine he stole whileasleep. Something is calling Alfonso back to Dormia. Perhaps it’s the Founding Tree? Orperhaps it's the man he sees in his dreams—the one who looks just like his deceasedfather? Whatever it is, Alfonso is powerless to resist.Storytellers Jake Halpern and Peter Kujawinski take Alfonso on another fantasticalquest to Dormia—and beyond—to a vast underground world that holds the answerto a terrifying message: Let me tell you of a dark shadow tree and the world's end.
  • World's End

    Jake Halpern, Peter Kujawinski

    Paperback (HMH Books for Young Readers, Jan. 10, 2012)
    Something is calling Alphonso back to Dormia!Ever since he returned from Dormia, Alfonso Perplexon has enjoyed sleeping like a normal person. No dropping off to sleep in the middle of school. No waking up at the top of a tree. In fact, no sleepwalking at all. But on a class trip to France, his sleeping self takes over and he finds himself doing things his wakeful self would never do—like stowing away on a ship headed for Egypt.Something is calling him back to Dormia. With only a backpack, some books, and a feeling of dread, Alfonso sets off once again.
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  • World's End

    Jake Halpern, Peter Kujawinski

    Hardcover (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Nov. 15, 2010)
    After learning that his presumed-dead father may still be alive, Alfonso Perplexon, now 15-years old, undertakes the dangerous task of returning to the land of Dormia to search for him.
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  • World's End

    Erica Verrillo

    Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, June 9, 2009)
    Have you ever been inspired to be more?Elissa used to daydream about being a princess. Now the reality of what it brings is clear: stiff, courtly manners, dresses like cages, tortuously high shoes, and betrothal to an aging duke to secure her father’s kingdom! Elissa wants no part of it and makes her escape to be with her devoted friends, who the King has no use for. But the unseen hand of the Ancient One once again guides Elissa toward a fate she does not wish to acknowledge—the culmination of the prophecy of the Phoenix! This bright and satisfying conclusion to the Phoenix Rising Trilogy includes riveting adventure, the testing of loyalties, and the return of two old enemies . . . not to mention surprising revelations for our heroine, Elissa—and her fans. It’s not to be missed!
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  • World's End

    Rebecca Hodgkiss-Smith

    language (Rebecca Hodgkiss-Smith, June 7, 2013)
    . . .“Don’t think that I’m finding this easy!, I’ve tried to convince myself that I’m dreaming but I can’t wake up. Kai my name is Amelia, and I know all about you . . . and the map!”A million worlds apart live two children Amelia and Kai, both strong willed and independent. On their 13th birthdays they realise the future that has linked them together from birth as Amelia is gifted a mysterious globe- a globe that will draw them together as unknowing champions on an epic, perilous quest.Together they face many challenges as they race to save the planet of Galak from the evil Sorcerer Xain, who is re-emerging from his hidden lair promising to bring unrelenting vengeance and oblivion by creating a storm to end all storms. Only the safe return of the globe to its resting place can finally defeat Xain and restore the planet’s power. They cannot face the weight of the quest alone and come to find an unlikely group of companions to help them as they are chased through crashing forests, underground caves and across glaciers by Xain’s blood thirsty minions desperate to kill the children and destroy the globe.Who will be the first to make it to World’s End?
  • World's End

    Jake Halpern, Peter Kujawinski

    Hardcover (Houghton Mifflin Books for Children, Nov. 15, 2010)
    Ever since returning from Dormia, Alfonso has enjoyed sleeping in a bed like anormal person. No more waking up at the top of a tree or the edge of a cliff. In fact,no sleepwalking at all. But then, while visiting France on a class trip, Alfonso feels that strange andfamiliar pull of sleep. Upon waking, he finds himself in the belly of a ship headedto Egypt. In his backpack are a few old books and a vial of medicine he stole whileasleep. Something is calling Alfonso back to Dormia. Perhaps it’s the Founding Tree? Orperhaps it's the man he sees in his dreams—the one who looks just like his deceasedfather? Whatever it is, Alfonso is powerless to resist. Storytellers Jake Halpern and Peter Kujawinski take Alfonso on another fantasticalquest to Dormia—and beyond—to a vast underground world that holds the answerto a terrifying message: Let me tell you of a dark shadow tree and the world's end.
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  • World's End

    Lorna T. Suzuki

    eBook
    During the last quest, Princess Rose reclaimed the powerful Dreamstone, but a new enemy lurks on the horizon, vowing to destroy her and her loyal companions.With Loken the shape-shifting Sprite taken hostage, the entire realm is threatened with total destruction.A perilous mission to save him and to capture a deadly necromancer plunges Rose and her comrades into dangers they could never imagine.However, an unforeseen obstacle looms before them: an unwanted interloper with designs on the magic crystal is out to win the heart of Princess Rose. If he is successful, it will serve to undermine the fellowship to the doom of all.
  • World's End

    Jake Halpern; Peter Kujawinski

    Paperback (HMH Books for Young Readers, July 6, 1656)
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  • World's End

    Jake Halpern;Peter Kujawinski

    Paperback (HMH Books for Young Readers, July 6, 1868)
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  • World's End

    Jake Halpern;Peter Kujawinski

    Paperback (HMH Books for Young Readers, March 15, 1819)
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