Young Adult ebooks

Contemporary young adult novel, THE PRINCES OF TANGLEFOREST, was inspired by the classic fairy tale, Rapunzel, and sprinkled with the question: What if the school's misfits discovered a way to use mind control in order to become the popular group?

Harry Doubt a brilliant tech geek, creator of the popular online game the Truth Seekers, launches a crusade to bring his online gaming followers to do missions in the real world away. His best friend Cristal Hernandez, a top programmer and gamer, unwittingly joins him only to discover that the real world is much more darker and dangerous than they thought it would be.

If you love TV series like J.J. Abrams' Fringe , you will enjoy reading Doubt, book 1 of the Among Us Trilogy.

Note: This copy is an advanced reader copy which means it has not gone through an editorial proofing yet. The official release of the book was November 13, 2013.

To Pre-order, please visit the official webiste: www.amongus.ca

Since early childhood, Yvonne has had plenty of reasons to believe she is different from the others:

She often has strange dreams and metaphysical experiences.

She is gifted with high intelligence and a vivid imagination.

She is eminent for her good character, politeness and innocence.

Probably for this reason, the other people often underestimate her and show it to her at the first oppurtunity.

During adolescence, new problems appear:

Gangs of hostile persons seem to be lurking for her everywhere, terrorizing her without any apparent reason.

She is constantly dogged by negative omens, bad luck and odd coincidences.

Every time things seem to be getting better, finally everything goes wry and she ends up worse than before.

She comes to believe that she is a target of evil forces.

Reaching adulthood, her life takes an unhoped turn for the better. Her wildest dreams seem to be on their way to materialization.

But is it really so?

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Receiving a kitten as a gift was not my idea of a birthday present; I was hoping for a rugby shirt. I was happy living alone. Who needed this kitten that didn't follow what I considered usual cat behaviors, like eating fancy canned cat food and using his odor free litter box. When he decided to sleep with me, I was ready to call a halt to the experiment. A cat was not my idea of a bedtime companion. Needless to say, the breaking in period was difficult -- the kitten was having a hard time training me. Our relationship was tenuous at best, until one day he saved my life, and also led me to meeting the love of my life. 

How could a small white kitten save your life, you ask?

What do druids have to do with it?

Why would pet food companies, pharmaceutical laboratories and foreign countries want to buy him?

The answers to these questions and other amazing feats, including how he got his name, are here to behold in this first story in a series that catalogues the adventures of Whiteknight (Hero Cat) and his growing family.

A Coming of Age story becoming cult fiction. Rated R for violence and some sexuality. Seth McGrath is a teenager who is cast off by his parents a cold neurosurgeon father and a socialite mother who drinks and takes prescription drugs to dull her pain. When they send him away to be raised by his Grandmother in inner city Philadelphia of the 1960's he meets the girl he decides at first site he will marry. Suddenly Grandmother dies and he is again shipped off to a dark house. Seth decides he must raise ten thousand dollars in a month to go find his lost love. Seth makes every bad choice on impulse. He sells drugs, steals, and lies to build his savings. Then he meets Jon who teams him up arranging illegal fights. The ypose homeless persons against one another and charge for attendance and betting. Seth loses all moral compass to raise his $10000. What will it take for him to find connection when he has the money and takes the journey? A story of a man's climb to riches and power.
Catagories: Thriller, Literary written in a very new style, Classic,Literary, Cult Fiction, Men's Fiction, Mature, YA, Bildungsroman, Palahunuik, Brett Easton Ellis, Spirtituality, Men, Books

Adventures in Koba is a fiction book for middle grade juveniles, young adults, and adults who are interested in fresh Christian literature. Sarah and Trip are twin teenagers who begin an exciting adventure through the land of Koba after they decide to protect a kindhearted fairy named Maria. After they leave the safety and comfort of their home in Green Hills, they realize the old myths are true! Frightening creatures, terrifying landscapes, and treacherous spiritual beings do exist in the land of Koba. The teenagers along with Sarah's friend, Rosa, face many trials as they journey to places like Bliss Mountain, Grande River, Rock Graveyard, and the Thorn Forest. This book is written in an easy-to-understand language with many layers of symbolism and depth so every age level can appreciate this modern classic. Both Christians and Non-Christians can enjoy this artful tale. Are you willing to journey to this mysterious land of Koba that exists somewhere between heaven and Earth?   

When Darcy and Cyble switch bodies and lives, they discover that they see things they never noticed before when they are looking from a new perspective.

Darcy is thrilled to wake up as beautiful Cybil, but Cybil is less than thrilled to find herself looking like some plain girl she doesn't even recognize.

Darcy gets the exchange-student boyfriend, popular friends, a spot on the cheerleading squad, a shot at starring in the school play and a luxury home in the best neighborhood.

Cybil finds out what it's like to be invisible, except for a couple of dorky, faceless-rabble friends.

But Darcy discovers the popular life is not exactly what she thought it would be and Cybil discovers a great guy she never would have looked at twice, let alone once.

Still, each girl ends up wanting her own life back, but the problem is--how do they accomplish that goal?

Broken Voices is a young adult fiction read, a novel. Turn the pages and meet Ella Rose Abbott who is not your typical high school student.

Enrolling into a new school in Washington DC,  brings about a lot of challenges as she tries to keep a secret hidden from her peers. She is different, even though she appears normal on the outside, looking like the rest of the 9th grade students in her class; However, her inability to speak and hear brings out the bullies around her, making her Freshman year in high school  uncomfortable.

This book deals with peer pressure, bullying, being handicapped, social issues, teenage drama, and new friendships, which Ella Rose learns to cope with.

In the privacy of her home and when she is  around the only person she trust at school,  she can be herself with her handicap as she speaks with her hands and her broken voice.

Fitting in becomes an issue when she has to read lips and use sign language to communicate and when she stands up to her worse enemy.