books by Kathryn Reiss     books:       PaperQuake: A Puzzle23 reviews Kathryn Reiss Harcourt Paperbacks, 2002 PaperQuake-- a review by Emily Violet is struggling to cope with her fear of earthquakes, and the quakes that are stunning the Bay Area aren't letting her recover. Her sisters baby her, even though she is the same age as they are. Violet suffers from heart problems, and her family is afraid that she won't make it. She and her two sisters Rose and Jasmine are triplets, but a lot of people think that Violet is a younger sister. ...             Dreadful Sorry (Time Travel Mysteries)48 reviews Kathryn Reiss Harcourt Paperbacks, 2004 Superb! This is certainly one of the best scary books I have ever read. This book was given to me by a friend and it was the perfect choice. It was scary, but in perfect doeses, fast-paced and a definite page-turner. I really, really loved it! I highly. HIGHLY reccomned it to any one seeking a thrill!             Blackthorn Winter: A Murder Mystery1 review Kathryn Reiss Harcourt Paperbacks, 2007 Courtesy of Teens Read Too Fans of the Nancy Drew stories will enjoy this latest book by Kathryn Reiss. BLACKTHORN WINTER is a well-written "who done it?" mystery that leaves you wondering until the very end. Blackthorn is a perfect place for a mystery to take place. It is a damp, gloomy town in England, an artist's colony with some very interesting residents. All the residents seem to be busybodies, knowing a little ...             Time Windows45 reviews Kathryn Reiss Harcourt Paperbacks, 2000 Creative I've heard of "gentle readers" but this author is a "gentle writer". She has taken a subject that could be horrifying for kids and made it a "spooky adventure". When I was a little girl I had a metal dollhouse with little rubber people and hard plastic furniture. To me it was a mansion with soft contours and real life. As an adult I love the giant dollhouse at the Smithsonian and reading ...             The Strange Case of Baby H (American Girl) Kathryn Reiss Recorded Books, 2003 4 CDs of this book by two-time Edgar Award nominee Kathryn Reiss. Recommended for ages 10 and up.             The Glass House People13 reviews Kathryn Reiss Harcourt Paperbacks, 1996 The Glass House People Five stars is the right rateing for this book, I started to read it, and I couldn't put it down!!! Beth is stuck in a car going to her grandparents house for the first time with her brother and widower mother. Beth doesnt even want to be there she was forced to go by her mother. When they reach their destination, Beth is amazed that this is the enviornment that her mother grew up in. Beth soon ...             American Girl History Mysteries, Books 10-12: Shadows in the Glasshouse, the Minstrel's Melody, Riddle of the ... Megan McDonald, Eleanora E. Tate, ... American Girl, 2001             Sweet Miss Honeywell's Revenge: A Ghost Story5 reviews Kathryn Reiss Harcourt Paperbacks, 2005 Super ghost story/mystery This is a frightening story that unfolds quickly. The main character is Zibby, a 12-year-old girl. Zibby gets help from several of her friends, as she discovers more and more about her haunted antique doll house. I liked the fact that the kids asked hard questions about the weird things that were happening to them. Doll-sized ghosts, people-sized ghosts, possession, smoke, fire, lightening. The ...             Blackthorn Winter5 reviews Kathryn Reiss Harcourt Children's Books, 2006 An Exciting Coming-of-Age Mystery Juliana Martin-Drake has enough on her mind. Her mother has dragged her and her brother and sister halfway around the world in an effort to "find herself" as an artist. Not only does Juliana miss her dad, she worries that her parents will be getting a divorce. Then there's trying to fit into the artist's colony at Blackthorn. Everything is different in England. Juliana misses the California ...             Riddle of the Prairie Bride (American Girl History Mysteries)4 reviews Kathryn Reiss American Girl, 2001 A great new book from the History Mysteries series. Ever since her mother's death two years ago, twelve-year-old Ida Kate Deming has done all the housework for herself and her father on their Kansas homestead. The year is 1878, and life on the prairie is difficult, dangerous, and lonely. Ida Kate's father has decided the time has come for him to remarry. He puts an advertisement for a wife in an eastern newspaper, and a young widow, Caroline ...             Pale Phoenix (Time Travel Mysteries)17 reviews Kathryn Reiss Harcourt Paperbacks, 2003 Another Great Book This is another fine example of Kathryn Reiss's writing. I think it was a great book. I read atleast 4 times because I loved it so much. I really hope Kathryn Reiss becomes well-known. She has a great imagination and sense of literature. This classic tale about a pheonix rising from the ashes is a great story for young and older people to enjoy. I'd give it 10 stars if I could.             The Strange Case of Baby H (American Girl History Mysteries)2 reviews Kathryn Reiss American Girl, 2002 A Great, Captivating Book That Any Girl Would Love When I listened to this book (on tape) I really loved it's plot. I stayed up till midnight listening to it! I would definately reccomend it to any girl I know!!! I hope anyomne else who reads it loves it as much as I did!!! :)              search for books 10-12, american, blackthorn, bride, dreadful, ghost, glasshouse, history, honeywell, house, melody, minstrel, murder, mysteries, mystery, paperquake, people, phoenix, prairie, puzzle, revenge, riddle, shadows, sorry, story, strange, sweet, travel, windows, winter books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen VHS: Double Crossed (Spanish) (Sub) leave a comment home  impressum - about us