books by Philomel     books:       Martin the Warrior260 reviews Brian Jacques Philomel, 1993 The best book in the series! I pretty much said it all in the title! This book is awesome! It's got the most action, battles, and the coolest bad guys! It's great! Read this book!             Grandfather Twilight38 reviews Barbara Helen Berger Philomel, 1988 A Must Book for Every Child's Library This was my favorite book to read to my daughter when she was little. It was also just MY FAVORITE BOOK to look at. The illustrations are beautiful. The story has few words, so you are also able to use your imagination while looking at the pictures and thinking about the story. I highly recommend adding this book to your collection - whether or not you have children or grandchlidren.             The Fires of Merlin (Lost Years of Merlin)39 reviews T. A. Barron Philomel, 1998 WOW! Do not view these as five individual books, but as five pieces of a whole saga. To read only one would be to cheat one's self of seeing an entire picture. The epic begins with an child with no memory being raised by a mysterious woman in a small village. Both of them are regarded as local oddities and driven to live in a convent. The boy is known as Emrys, but never feels that that is his true ...             Mossflower298 reviews Brian Jacques Philomel, 2004 GREAT FOR ALL AGES!!!!! It is all you want in a good book.It has just the right amount of action, peril,valor,and humor. If you want a book that is good for everyone, you just found one!             You Are My I Love You106 reviews Maryann Cusimano Philomel, 2001 not just about parent/child love... I bought this book several years ago when Daniel Pinkwater reviewed it on Public Radio. It perfectly describes a relationship between parent and child, where the parent is the stable rock the child craves, the child the ingenuous spirit the adult has lost. I don't see it as being limited to adults and children. I have many of the same feelings about some of my adult friends. I do agree with ...             Owl Moon53 reviews Jane Yolen Philomel, 1987 Worthy of an Award - a review of "Owl Moon" I like Jane Yolen's work - the children do too (lol). But Owl Moon is probably the most poetic of her works that we have read. The word choice and imagery is wonderful; soft and soothing. You can hear the crunch of snow, and feel the biting cold. Like the others I give it 5 stars, and would add that it makes for a good bed-time book. Five Stars. Top notch Read-aloud. Artwork is nice, ...             Salamandastron (Redwall, Book 5)136 reviews Brian Jacques Philomel, 1993 Great! At one time, this was my favorite redwall book. It was also the first redwall book I read all of. In this book, the fearless badger lord Urthstripe the Strong leads his army of long patrol hares in a battle against the cruel Ferahgo the Assasin. Read this book, it's great!             The Seven Songs of Merlin (Lost Years of Merlin)77 reviews T.A. Barron Philomel, 1997 Fun Fantasy For All Ages The second installment of the Lost Years of Merlin finds him fighting not only for his own life, but also the lives of 2 people close to him. He must solve the mysteries of the seven songs and come to understand their meanings before he can be of any use to those who desperately need him. The perils are many, the rewards are spectacular. T.A. Barron writes another winner as he continues his ...             Mattimeo (Redwall, Book 3)213 reviews Brian Jacques Philomel Books, 2001 EXCELLENT! 10/10! This is either the best or the second best Redwall book. It's the direct sequel to the Original Redwall, so there will be a lot of familier characters. Complete with 3 huge battles, a cruel monster that lurks in the dark, and an evil slaver named Slager, this book is ultimate, and I highly reccomend it!             Mars Needs Moms!42 reviews Berke Breathed Philomel Books, 2007 nice book for moms got a couple of these for moms with small kids in our family... they will read them to their little ones and all of them will have a good time! that was an easy one!             Over the Wall20 reviews John H. Ritter Philomel, 2000 GOOD BOOK Hi, my name is A.C. Murphy and I thought that "Over The Wall" by John H. Ritter was a good book. My Favorite character would have to be Tyler's cousin Louis. Louis is my favorite character beacuse he plays 2nd base just like I do. In the beginning of the book, Tyler comes from San Diego and goes all the way to New York City. While Tyler is in New York City, his cousin asks him if he wants to play ...             The Mirror of Merlin (Lost Years of Merlin)34 reviews T. A. Barron Philomel, 2007 The Miror of Merlin I liked this book because it presented problems not yet thught of in the average reader's mind. This bookis also intertwined with the other books so you didn't have to meet the whole cast of characters. It took little characters from the other books and made them bigger in one way or another.In every book new information is presented, this book holds alot. Not considering learning about Fincayra ...             The Butterfly15 reviews Philomel, 2000 The Butterfly I found "The Butterfly" a very interesting book because it not only shows how Jews, but how non-Jews lived in fear in World War II. It tells how the little girl, Monique, is afraid of the "tall black boots" in her small French village. The "tall black boots" refer to the Nazi officers. It is not until Monique's friend, Monsieur Marc, is beaten and taken away by the officers when Monique finds out ...             Black Duck15 reviews Janet Taylor Lisle Philomel, 2006 Black Duch Black Duck is a great piece of historical fiction. It tells the story of the rumrunners off the coast of Rhode Island. Because of the mystery running through it, this book will keep you reading for more to find a surprise at the end. There is a couple of "bad" words in the book, however, I recommend it for 6th through 12th graders, boys and girls.             Lost and Found14 reviews Philomel, 2005 Love at first sight..... This is a bit embarrassing....coz i am definitely way over 10....but i fell in love with this book at first sight....it is one of the warmest and sweetest book i ever read....though there were little words throughout the whole book...i wanted to cry with joy when the boy and the penguin hugged together.... Mr Oliver....pls pls pls draw more books..             When the Sun Rose18 reviews Barbara Helen Berger Philomel, 1986 Sunshine Lights the Heart Some children's books should be reprinted. Like The Great Blueness by A. Lobel. Like this one. (The Great Blueness and Other Predicaments) This is an excellent example of a simple child's story that would be worth campaigning to see put back on shelves. I'm a bit busy but taking a little break to look it over and re-read....assembling the books for my first units of study in first grade. My ...             The Great Redwall Feast (Redwall)20 reviews Brian Jacques Philomel, 1996 flawless illustrations and a loooong poem Fabulous illustrations occupy most of the page in this 64-page poem of 101 six-lined stanzas with an AACBBC rhyming scheme. The story incorporates many of the series' favorite characters, including Matthias and Cornflower, and depicts not only the preparations of a wonderful Redwall feast by hares and mice and otters, but includes a riddle as well. This book is really beautiful and should be ...             Flambards16 reviews K. M. Peyton Philomel Books, 1982 wonderfully written, timeless story I first read this trilogy 18 years ago, shortly after I had seen bits and pieces of the series of the same name on PBS, and I was unable to put it down. Although the books are geared towards young adults, do NOT let that hinder you--adults of any age will find these novels appealing because they are well-written, the characters are fully developed and engaging, and the storyline, with its ...             Mr. Lincoln's Way16 reviews Philomel, 2001 A book with so much Character Mr. Lincoln was the greatest principle ever. He dressed cool and he acted cool. He would do all sorts of things with his students. He seemed to really light up his school. Well not so much to mean gene. Gene is mean and he is not afraid to show it. He doesn't like people that are different from him. He picks on them and even calls them mean names. All the teachers felt as if they have had enough ...              search for books black, book, butterfly, duck, feast, fires, flambards, found, grandfather, great, lincoln, love, martin, mattimeo, merlin, mirror, moms, moon, mossflower, needs, redwall, rose, salamandastron, seven, songs, twilight, wall, warrior, when, years 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: Mit Kanonen auf Spatzen. Geschichten zum Beginn der Woche. Impressum - about us get your own shoutbox