books about: guardian (shattering guardians hatchling)

books about: guardian

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37 reviews
Ashley Rhodes-Courter

Atheneum, 2008

A must have book if you are involved with social services or children in the system
I have purchased over a dozen copies of this book. I literally give them away to people. Ashley Rhodes-Courter is a success story. Unfortunately not all kids in foster care get to have a success story. Ashley aptly shows the reality of living in foster care in an engaging and spellbinding way. I have adopted 3 children out of foster care, 2 of them older child special needs adoptions with ...

The Darkest Kiss (Riley Jensen, Guardian, Book 6)

18 reviews
Keri Arthur

Dell, 2008

Sixth in Riley Jenson, Guardian, series
Riley Jenson is an unusual character. She's part-wolf, part-vampire, working (initially against her will but perhaps not so now) as a Guardian, an enforcer for law in the supernatural world. She lives with her twin brother Rhoan and is still trying to come to terms with the fact her lover Kellen walked away from her some months before. It probably helps to have read the previous books in this ...

For Every Dog an Angel

63 reviews
Christine Davis

Lighthearted Press, 2003

help with the grieving process
On June l9, 2008 we euthanized 3 canine friends we had had for many years. Why all together? Two of the dogs were mother and son--the mother in advanced senility and other health issues and her son was completely paralyzed with hip displasia. Louie, the youngest, was dying with cancer. They came together as rescues and were close friends for many years. Thank you, Christine Davis, for this ...

Darkness Everlasting (Guardians of Eternity, Book 3)

15 reviews
Alexandra Ivy

Zebra, 2008

Can't ask for better!
Darcy Smith is a bartender among several other jobs. She does these just to stay afloat; having not finished high school, good jobs are hard to come by. She does what she needs to, to survive. Having been in foster care since a baby, she'd been moved less than every two years, coming to believe herself a freak. finally running away as an early teen. She isn't like normal people. When she gets ...

Dark Guardian (The Carpathians (Dark) Series, Book 8)

95 reviews
Christine Feehan

Leisure Books, 2002

Christine Feehan
This was my favorite of her books in this series for a long time. I think I have read it 6 times now and it never loses it's allure for me. I have read the entire series in order and then buy favorite books and then starting all over again.I never tire of her books.

Embrace The Darkness (Guardians of Eternity, Book 2)

20 reviews
Alexandra Ivy

Zebra, 2007

Lots of tension and suspense, this novel is witty and fun!
Continuing from When Darkness Comes, Shay is returned to Evor, her troll `owner', once the witches are dead. It is a curse that has attached her to Evor ~ should one perish, so will the other. On the auction block, feeling degraded and used, one voice calls out a large sum, `buying' her on the spot. Viper. It has been months since they've seen each other, but Viper was never able to get Shay ...

The War of the Ember (Guardians of Ga'hoole, Book 15)

2 reviews
Kathryn Lasky

Scholastic, 2008

I'm confused
How are people already reviewing this book? I thought it didn't come out until November 1st?

When Darkness Comes (Guardians of Eternity, Book 1)

36 reviews
Alexandra Ivy

Zebra, 2007

When Darkness Comes
I liked this book. I had been debated on whether or not to get it, and I'm glad I did. I'll be order the next book as well.

Highland Guardian (Daughters of the Glen, Book 2)

13 reviews
Melissa Mayhue

Pocket, 2007

Highland Guardian
A successful romance writer with writer's block, Sarah Douglas travels to Scotland to work on her novel. Sarah must also come to terms with her ability to feel the emotions of people she touches. From the moment of her arrival, nothing goes as it should. First, there is a horrible storm that makes traveling to her lodging almost impossible. Second, there is what may or may not be a ...

Exile (Guardians of Ga'hoole, Book 14)

5 reviews
Kathryn Lasky

Scholastic, 2008

Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lots of action. I like these weird blue owls from the middle kingdom because it introduces weirdness. Also, I like the idea of The Striga (Blue owl from the middle kingdom; member of the dragon court who were formerly hagsfiends) somehow being completely opposite to "vanity" and thinks there should be none of it. (I don't like the idea)

The River of Wind (Guardians of Ga'hoole, Book 13)

2 reviews
Kathryn Lasky

Scholastic, 2007

Best Yet
This book is excellent! Exhilarating, exciting, and full of adventure. I recommend this book to anyone who likes owls, adventure, and exciting stories. This series is the best I have ever read.

The Guardian

287 reviews
Nicholas Sparks

Warner Books, 2003

great!
I didn't expect my book in so great condition..! seriously, I wasnt even thinking that maybe I bought a hard cover book.. it's amazing! and in such a good condition, and such a great prize! thanks guys!!

The Hatchling (Guardians of Ga'hoole, Book 7)

21 reviews
Kathryn Lasky

Scholastic, 2005

Nyroc's Beggining
This was a great book and i was very glad i read it. this book was a real page-turner and i would realy reccomend it.The book was at its best when Nyroc A.Statred his 'Quest' B.Nyroc beggan seeing scrooms And C. When Nyroc learned about his 'Special' Ceremony. I was at the edge of my seat through the whole book!This book is for the people out there who just wish to 'fly away' from their busy ...

The Coming of Hoole (Guardians of Ga'hoole, Book 10)

6 reviews
Kathryn Lasky

Scholastic, 2006

Gahoole Series
My youngest Daughter initially purchased Book 1 of this series from a book order form from school. Once she had read it, I happened to look at it and started reading the story as it seemed interesting. We both became "hooked" to the story. I came on line to AMAZON & found out it was a series with 3 more books already released. I immediately ordered the the books. Once they arrived we both ...

The Burning (Guardians of Ga'hoole, Book 6)

26 reviews
Kathryn Lasky

Scholastic, 2004

The Excitement Continues!
The storyline in Book Six, The Burning, is exciting from the very beginning. The plot climaxes with an ending that is sure to please any fan of the series. When I finished the book, I felt that the series could have ended with Book Six as the final installment.

The Golden Tree (Guardians of Ga'hoole, Book 12)

7 reviews
Kathryn Lasky

Scholastic, 2007

An Amazing Read
I read this book, and it was fantastic! The Golden Tree is perhaps one of Mrs. Lasky's best books in the entire Guardians of Ga'Hoole series. The Band finally makes a comeback, and Coryn is getting used to being King. Soren's chicks also hatch, though I was disappointed there wasn't much about them in The Golden Tree. Coryn and the Band go on a journey to discover whether Nyra is really a ...

The Shattering (Guardians of Ga'hoole, Book 5)

16 reviews
Kathryn Lasky

Scholastic, 2004

3 words, Shattering is awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Shattering was my 4th favorite book in the whole seris. Kathryn Lasky is my favorite writer. After reading the shattering, Eglantine became one of my favorite charactors.

Ask Your Guides: Connecting to Your Divine Support System

23 reviews
Sonia Choquette

Hay House, 2007

Ask Your Guides
I found this book very easy to understand. It gives simple explanations to some profound concepts. I have recommended 'Ask Your Guides' to a few people who are having other world experiences and have found they now understand what this process is all about with no fear attached.

Tempting Evil (Riley Jensen, Guardian, Book 3)

17 reviews
Keri Arthur

Dell, 2007

Simply Captivating!
The Riley Jenson series takes you on a roller coaster like adventure. It's easy to get into and before you know it, you've finished the book and can't wait to start the next. I found this novel to be very captivating.

The Outcast (Guardians of Ga'hoole, Book 8)

27 reviews
Kathryn Lasky

Scholastic, 2005

AMAZING book!
This is an awesome book, and in the week I had it I think I read it 5 times! (uber-fast reader) It's an awesome book!!!!!!