In 1852, Emma, her pregnant mother, and her pony board the steamboat Sally May to meet her father in St. Joseph, Missouri, but when the ship explodes, Emma and all onboard must fight for their survival in the icy waters of the Missouri River.
When the three child survivors of unrelated plane crashes on different continents begin to exhibit increasingly disturbing behavior, a religious cult leader claims that they are harbingers of the apocalypse.
When the Little Prince and Fox land on a planet overrun by fires, they learn the destruction has been caused by a being known as the Firebird. As the Little Prince investigates, however, he learns there is more to the story than there seems.
The Little Prince's peaceful life on Asteroid B612 is shattered when an old enemy, the Snake, begins stealing whole star systems right out of the sky. Traveling to the Planet of Music, the Little Prince and his friends Fox and Rose try to find out why Euphony, the diva singer whose songs set the rhythm for the entire planet, has been singing less and less.
Seventeen-year-old Eva, chosen to be part of the POD system and live underground to survive the lethal virus that is killing off most of the population, meets and falls in love with David, but when the PODs are opened up a year later, the survivors find that the virus has mutated and created monsters, and Eva and David must hide and try to build a new life.
"In the conclusion to The Fallen World trilogy, Kaelyn and her friends must protect the cure they have found from deadly enemies while searching for a true safe haven"--Provided by publisher.
The magic tree house transports Jack and Annie onto the deck of the RMS "Titanic" where they find a mysterious gift that will free a small dog from a magic spell. Presented in Chinese and English.
A spirited young maid on board the Titanic captures the attentions of two men including a kindhearted sailor and an enigmatic Chicago millionaire and barely escapes with her life before witnessing media scorn targeting her famous designer mistress.
