books by Kathleen Duey     books:       Moonsilver (The Unicorn's Secret)12 reviews Kathleen Duey Scholastic Inc., 2001 Good Book This is the best book I have ever read. It is really short and easy. If you buy this book you should get the rest of the books in this series, too.             The Sunset Gates Kathleen Duey Aladdin, 2002 Heart must find her family and a safe haven for the unicorns. A drawing in the book from Dunraven's castle shows the same unicorn design as her foundling blanket! Perhaps the book tells more about her family -- but she cannot read it. Searching for a teacher, she finds a blacksmith whose family forge was made by unicorn magic. His old records show that his grandfather made giant iron gates using the same design. If Heart can find those gates ...             True Heart1 review Kathleen Duey Aladdin, 2003 I liked it a lot! True Heart is about when Tibs and Heart go looking for Joseph Laquier. Tibs wants to see him so his dream can come true. Tibs wants to be a blacksmith. Heart wants the unicorns to be safe. Joseph Laquier makes some armour for Moonsilver. I think True Heart is one of the best books I have ever read. READ THIS BOOK!             The Journey Home (Ready-for-Chapters)4 reviews Kathleen Duey Aladdin, 2003 Excellent series! These books are really great stories for children who have big imaginations. They are well-written and exciting without being inappropriate for audiences of 5-9 years. There really is a "secret" revealed in this last book. It is a must-read for anyone who has read the others in the series!             Castle Avamir2 reviews Kathleen Duey Aladdin, 2003 My daughter loved this series My daughter is 7 (almost 8), and she loved this series. She'd finish one, and couldn't wait to start the next. You should start with the first book in the series (Moonsilver), and read them in order so they make sense.             Silver Thread3 reviews Kathleen Duey Aladdin, 2001 great for reading at bedtime This is a great story (#2 in the series) to read to your kids at bedtime - not too scary and has a few illustrations to keep the kids interested. We're looking forward to the next one.             Lara and the Moon-Colored Filly (Hoofbeats, Book 2) Kathleen Duey Puffin, 2005 Nine-year-old Lara is the daughter of the r?-the leader of her cattle-raising clan. While she spends her days tending to the cattle, her heart lies with her beloved gray mare. When Lara goes to the highlands to set the cattle out to graze, she finds the mare in the process of a difficult birth. Lara vows to take care of the foal as a dying promise to the gray mare, and with the help of a childless milk-cow, she cares for the spindly-legged ...             Lara and the Gray Mare (Hoofbeats, Book 1)1 review Kathleen Duey Puffin, 2005 Great start to a new series by Kathleen Duey. This is the first book in the Lara quartet, part of the Hoofbeats series of historical fiction horse stories for young readers. This quartet tells the story of a young girl and her horse in Medieval Ireland. Nine-year-old Lara lives in fourteenth century Ireland, where she is the daughter of her clan's leader. Lara must spend most of her days doing chores, when she would prefer to be with the ...             The Silver Bracelet2 reviews Kathleen Duey Aladdin, 2002 Wonderful My daughter and I have spent endless hours reading these books. They draw a young girl into a magical land of unicorns and mystery. Truly a lovely series. Buy them all as you'll not want to stop until you find out what happens to the unicorns and Heart!             Skin Hunger (A Resurrection of Magic)10 reviews Kathleen Duey Simon Pulse, 2008 Intense, powerful characterization leaves you wanting more A Resurrection of Magic: Skin Hunger has some of the most vivid imagery and strong, interesting characters of any fantasy I've read. I dreamed of, and as, these characters while reading this; I cared about them and what happened to them from the beginning. This book's only flaw was that it felt incomplete; I wanted the sequel right away, instead of waiting months or years. I will be awaiting ...             Rex 2: Time Soldiers Book #2 (Time Soldiers)3 reviews Kathleen Duey Big Guy Books, 2003 teacher's class pick I got this in a set and my class really enjoyed it. My staff and I had a great time recognizing local locations and personalities. Even the children recognized some of them. they enjoyed the exciting story and have asked for it over and over again. I look forward to more from these exciting writers and so do my children.             Lara at Athenry Castle (Hoofbeats, Book 3)1 review Kathleen Duey Puffin, 2005 A Kids Review on Lara at Athenry Castle Nine-year-old Larach was captured by one of her father's tuath's worst enemies, the Normans. She is allowed only a few crumbs of bread and a handful of cheese each morning and night. She struggles to stay with her beautiful moon-colored filly, Dannsair. Lara is unsure of what her future holds, but still trudges on to Athenry. Lara disguises herself as a Norman boy to get a job at the Baron of ...             Silence and Lily: 1773 (Hoofbeats)1 review Kathleen Duey Puffin, 2007 A mix of equestrianism and history that takes you on one wild ride after another! The year is 1773. While things should be peachy keen in Boston, all is not well. The British - namely, King George - and the colonists are not happy with one another, and tensions are heating up with each passing moment. Twelve-year-old Silence would love to have the ability to simply discard the growing anger in her friends and neighbors, and spend each and every waking moment with her family's ...             The Mountains of the Moon Kathleen Duey Aladdin, 2002 Heart has to find a safe haven for her beloved unicorns. With Lord Dunraven looking for them -- and Heart's friends aware that helping her will bring Dunraven's anger -- she has nowhere to turn. If only she knew where her family was -- or who they were. In a mysterious bundle of paper in Dunraven's castle Heart finds a drawing that looks like the design on her baby blanket. The paper is covered with tiny symbols. If she can find out what they ...             Lara and the Silent Place (Hoofbeats, Book 4) Kathleen Duey Puffin, 2005 Nine-year-old Lara is the daughter of the r?-the leader of her cattle-raising clan. While she spends her days tending to the cattle, her heart lies with her beloved gray mare. When Lara goes to the highlands to set the cattle out to graze, she finds the mare in the process of a difficult birth. Lara vows to take care of the foal as a dying promise to the gray mare, and with the help of a childless milk-cow, she cares for the spindly-legged ...             Patch: Time Soldiers Book #3 (Time Soldiers)1 review Kathleen Duey Big Guy Books, 2003 Rave Review! There's not another pirate book out there like this! The illustrations are all absolutely gorgeous photographs. My seven year old son will lie on the floor for hours just staring at the pictures and reading the story over and over. His dad doesn't mind having to read it to him every night because he likes it too! I have to say that part of the reason I'm excited about this book is that it is ...             Rex: Time Soldiers Book #1 (Time Soldiers)7 reviews Kathleen Duey Big Guy Books, 2005 One Happy Grandma I was shown this book by a family member just before my grandchildren came to visit from across the country. My grandson is 6 years old and had not yet entered the first grade. All it took was a look at the cover and he was into it. He studied each of the pages and turned to me with a desperate voice (while holding my face with his hands and making me look into his eyes)"TEACH ME TO READ ...             Arthur: Time Soldiers Book #4 (Time Soldiers)1 review Kathleen Duey Big Guy Books, 2004 A truly fantastic picturebook about a group of children Book four in the "Time Soldiers" series originally created by Robert Gould, Arthur is a truly fantastic picturebook about a group of children called upon to serve the greater good through different amazing eras. Previous storybooks transported them to ages of dinosaurs and pirates; Arthur brings them to the time of Arthur's destiny, and they most dodge villains and even face a greedy, fearsome ...             Samurai: Time Soldiers Book #6 (Time Soldiers) Kathleen Duey Big Guy Books, 2006 In the sixth novel of this innovative series, the Time Soldiers can finally choose where?and when?they want to travel. When they journey to the city of Edo in ancient Japan and encounter an elderly Samurai warrior who has one regret, they help him change the past, and in doing so discover another piece of the mystery of the time portal and the green stones scattered throughout time. This remarkable series couples classic photography and bold ...             Mummy: Time Soldiers Book #5 (Time Soldiers) Kathleen Duey Big Guy Books, 2005 This work is intended for children aged at 4-8 years. Dinosaurs, pirates, dragons and danger...The Time Soldiers never know when the swirling green light will appear in the woods behind their houses, but they are ready. They have learned survival skills and studied history. They have trained hard, and when the time portal opens, they go through it again. But are they ready to face the twisting passages in an ancient Egyptian tomb, a boy pharaoh ...              search for books arthur, athenry, avamir, bracelet, castle, chapters, colored, filly, hoofbeats, hunger, journey, magic, moon-colored, moonsilver, mountains, mummy, patch, place, ready, ready-for-chapters, resurrection, samurai, secret, silence, silent, silver, soldiers, sunset, thread, unicorn books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: Reaching Audiences: A Guide to Media Writing (4th Edition) leave a comment home  impressum - about us