books about: darkest (wilderness unabridged australia)

books about: darkest

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110 reviews
Erin Hunter

Turtleback Books Distributed by Demco Media, 2005

Warrior's rule!
All of the Erin Hunter books are great! I just love them and have read them many times over. I am not a reader, I hate to read!!! But give me a Warrior series book and leave me alone for a few days. They are the best. Thanks Erin for opening up a new world for me.

Darkest Hour (Mediator)

57 reviews
Jenny Carroll

Simon & Schuster Childrens Books, 2002

the best of the series ... so far
I love this book , and I love the character Jesse. This book is nothing but nonstop action and thrills , and some parts are so sad , and how Suze does to get Jesse back is certainly is unexpected. Although the new character Paul is very intriguing and I like his character , I can't wait to read the next book to find out about him.And I love the ending . Meg cabot really undone herself this time!

The Coming of Dragons: The Darkest Age I

3 reviews
A.J. Lake

Bloomsbury USA Children's Books, 2006

A Brilliant Book!
For the fans of fiction: a must read! Fast-paced and accurate, I never put the book down once. The plot is well-planned and detailed, as well as exiting and interesting. Curiosity to find out what happens next in this book is absolutely over-whelming! The beginning, when I started, was not the greatest of beginnings (I have to say) but after you get to know the situation and the characters, I ...

The Darkest Clearing

10 reviews
Brian Railsback

High Sierra Books, 2004

A terrific read
This book is very exciting. The plot clicks right along, and the character development is magnetic. The Coen brothers should be considering this story for their next film.

After the Darkest Hour : How Suffering Begins the Journey to Wisdom

7 reviews
Kathleen A. Brehony, 2001

One of the most helpful books during grieving
I read several books, all of which were helpful to me recently when I lost someone I loved. This book, however, stayed with me. I couldn't put it down and read it all within two nights, actually three, because I saved the last few pages until the third night (didn't want it to end). I had taken it out at the library, but after reading it decided to buy it from Amazon. Brehony incorporates all ...

A Bear Called Paddington (Unabridged)

17 reviews
Michael Bond

audible.com

Fantastic!
A classic! I loved Paddington as a child and I'm thrilled to have this in our CD collection. (I'd even listen without the kids!). Stephen Fry reads the stories very well.

Darkest Hours: A Narrative Encyclopedia of Worldwide Disasters from Ancient Times to the Present

6 reviews
Jay Robert Nash

Pocket Books, 1977

First Rate Encylopedia
Every now and then a book comes along which can almost be said to be the last word in its field. Darkest Hours is one of those books. Nash covers worldwide disasters from ancient times to the late twentieth century, with entries that are both logical and properly placed. While many of the entries are short, Darkest Hours is no dictionary, but rather a true encylopedia. Nash includes a ...

Hangover Square: A Story of Darkest Earl's Court

8 reviews
Patrick Hamilton

Penguin Books Ltd, 1990

"This girl wore her attractiveness ... as a murderous utensil with which she could wound indiscriminately."
Set on the eve of WWII, "Hangover Square" is the story of a seriously disturbed man, George Harvey Bone, who's fallen in with a bad crowd. Bone is a solitary gloomy man who lives in a hotel in Earl's Court, London. He has no family--except for an elderly aunt in Hunstanton. George doesn't work--instead he lives off of a modest nest egg and spends his days and nights hanging around a small-time ...

Surviving the Darkest Days

8 reviews
Tonetta Chester

Wheatmark, 2008

A wonderful read!
This was a brilliantly written storyline that Ms. Chester has created. The book is so visual that it felt as though I was in the book myself. It is hard to believe that this is only Ms. Chester's 1st book! She is well on her way! I can't WAIT to read the follow up in the series. Keep up the good work!

Pearl Harbor: America's Darkest Day

6 reviews
Susan Wels

Time-Life Books, 2001

Informative, and interesting
Pearl Harbor is a day that our nation will never forget, and this book helps those who weren't there understand why it is imperative to remember. This book draws up a landscape of history that is relevant to the incident, and discusses both prior and after effects of this notorious day. The book is excellently done, encompassing informative material that allows people to understand many ...

In Darkest Depths (Wilderness)

2 reviews
David Thompson

Leisure, 2008

Superb!
Legendary mountain man Shakespeare McNair has seen enough winters in the wilderness to know when something isn't right. Beneath the waters of the lake near his new home, something is definitely off. Waves appeared without any wind to create them, fishing poles are snatched from hands, something malevolent out there...watching them. Shakespeare knows it's only a matter of time before the creature ...

The Circle of Stone (Darkest Age)

2 reviews
A.J. Lake

Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, 2008

The Circle of Stone: The Darkest Age III
I am very pleased with the condition of the product. I am happy about the fast shipping. I enjoy ordering from Amazon due to the low cost of the products I buy. I enjoy the products from Amazon. I like the benefit of ordering over $25 allows free shipping and handling. I am so pleased that I definitely will order from Amazon again.

Darkest Hour: The True Story of Lark Force at Rabaul - Australia's Worst Military Disaster of World War II

4 reviews
Bruce Gamble

Zenith Press, 2006

Gut Wrenching Tale of Australia's Worst Military Disaster of WWII
The book "Darkest Hour: The True Story of Lark Force at Rabaul" is a compelling historic accounting of those Australian men and women on the southwest Pacific island of New Britain that was run over by the invading Japanese Army. Their fateful encounter began at the early morning hour of 2:30 a.m. on January 23, 1942. The Japanese rushed ashore to completely overwhelm the 1500 men and six nurses ...

W.I.T.C.H. Chapter Book: The Darkest Dream - Book #17 (W.I.T.C.H.)

3 reviews
Various

Hyperion Book CH, 2005

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Nerissa is back, and is haunting the Guardians' dreams. She makes 3 new minions, Shagon (never tells HOW she made him), Ember, and TRidart. Luba has returned and is prertending to be an old friend of Cornelia's mom. Caleb warns Will and they set off to find corny. When they arrive, Luba blasts Caleb, and someone or someTHING blasts her. WIll transforms her and Cornelia and teleports thte ...

Darkest Dreams

3 reviews

Berkley Sensation, 2007

Outstanding - Can't Wait for the Next One! WOW
Those anxiously awaiting the sequel to St. Giles fabulous MIDNIGHT SECRETS are in for a rare treat and will not be disappointed with DARKEST DREAMS as it continues to delve deeper into the mystery surrounding the cursed Killdaren twins. Andromeda "Andrie" Andrews has come to Dartmoor's End to visit her sister Cassie who is now married to the mysterious Sean Killdaren. Unfortunately, she is ...

The Darkest Night

2 reviews
Jodie Larsen

Hawk Publishing Group, 2004

The tradition of excellence continues...
Larsen is a chameleon of popular fiction. "The Darkest Night" is the second novel in her Kaycee Miller mystery series, which debuted with the critically acclaimed, "At First Sight." Writing under several pseudonyms, Larsen's novels cross genres and appeal to a wide variety of readers. She has published the thrillers "Deadly Company," "Deadly Silence," "Deadly Rescue," and "Sisters and Secrets." ...

Darkest Days, Brightest Nights

3 reviews
Kevin Jackson

Llumina Press, 2004

Tragedy to Triumph!
This is a detailed autobiography of one bright all-American young man. The author's style enables the reader to understand both the ups and the downs of bipolar disorder. The book makes clear the very real dangers at both extremes. I am particularly impressed with the author's positive approach to managing a successful life despite an unwanted diagnosis. This book is inspiring!

It Took Heroes: Volume II, Continuing the Story and Tribute to Those Who Endured the Darkest Days of Vietnam

2 reviews
Claude D. Newby

Tribute Enterprises, 2000

Max59
This the second book written by Chaplain Newby. Since one of my encounters is featured I can personally attest to the accuracy Claude stives to achieve. I have walked many miles through the jungle with this brave soldier/Chaplain and can assure you what he writes is the truth as he experienced it, coupled with others recollections. If you were having a bad day one thing you could be certain - ...

Darkest Nyte

2 reviews
Elizabeth Batten-carew

New Concepts Publishing, 2005

EROTIC FANTASY ROMANCE
Lucinda Divine is a wizard. She has been a wizard for 300 yrs. One night the unthinkable happens and she is CALLED. Only full blooded wizards are to be called. Since she is born of earthly parents she should not be called. She is thrilled because she never thought it would happen to her. She will be the one to teach and lead a newly born wizard into his or her powers. Nyte is a powerful ...

It's Always Darkest Before the Fun Comes Up

2 reviews
Chonda Pierce

Zondervan Publishing Company, 1998

Chonda mingles laughter and tears -- INSPIRING!
Chonda takes the pain of life and sees joy and laughter because of Christ. She is one funny lady.... and a southern lady at that. Her quick wit and southern charm combine to make this one must listen to audiobook! Our family listened to it on a recent vacation. It made the miles more enjoyable and pass by much more quickly. Chonda is funny but she's had her share (and more) of pain......and ...