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|  | | The Crystal Locket: Key to the Tunnels of Time
Andrew and Kristine, two teenage orphans, find a mysterious crystal locket that is the key to time travel. As they are thrust deep into the past, Copycat, an aptly named know-it-all cat, becomes their unusual guide, along with Chaz, their dog. Andrew and Kristine are amazed to find themselves active participants in famous historical events that they had only learned about in school. On their journey, they will learn disturbing secrets, upon which the world's very survival rests. Shocking revelations about their family will also lead them to wonder just who they can trust...if they can trust anyone at all.
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13-year-old twins Andrew and Kristine Taylor are continuing their journey with the crystal locket, which they first discovered in present-day Virginia. This time, they find themselves in ancient Crete, a highly advanced civilization, with indoor plumbing and awe-inspiring architecture, as well as the fabled city of Atlantis. In Crete, they face their dreaded nemesis Chimera, where things are not as they seem and the mysteries run deep. This time, their challenges are harder, their enemies more cunning, and their will even stronger, as they again battle the forces that could destroy their world...but is it enough to thwart their enemies in time?
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Pot of Gold
by Jay Dubya
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 Pot of Gold (52,000 words) is an imaginative fantasy adventure novel for children ages eight to thirteen that adults will also find interesting and funny. Janet and Larry Garrison, twelve-year-old fraternal twins are touring Limerick Caverns with the |
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