Maiya Williams

Related Books

1 - The Golden Hour (Apr-2006)
2 - The Hour of the Cobra (Oct-2007)
3 - The Hour of the Outlaw (Oct-2007)

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  The Golden Hour
  

  • Apr-2006
  • / Fantasy
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  In this "page-turner debut" (Kirkus Reviews), thirteen-year-old Rowan and his friends, twins Xanthe and Xavier, find a time portal in an abandoned resort hotel. They travel back to revolutionary France, in search of Rowan's mysteriously missing siste...

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  The Hour of the Cobra
  

  • Oct-2007
  • / Fantasy
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  The second book in the thrilling time-travel series that Children’s Literature called “upbeat, adventuresome”In this sequel to the critically acclaimed The Golden Hour, sibling rivalry between twins Xanthe and Xavier threatens to keep them trap...

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  The Hour of the Outlaw
  

  • Oct-2007
  • / Fantasy
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  The third book in Maiya Williams's time-travel trilogy transports readers to Gold Rush California! The latest in the critically acclaimed series, told from the perspective of Xavier as the kids travel to the Gold Rush When Xavier, Xanthe, Nina,...

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  The Fizzy Whiz Kid
  

  • Mar-2010
  • / General Fiction
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  Readers will laugh along with all the misadventures -- and sneak a peek behind the Hollywood curtain -- in this sweet and funny novel. When Mitchell Mathis moves to Hollywood with his academic parents, he soon realizes he’s the only ordinary ki...

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  Middle School Cool
  

  • Mar-2014
  • / General Fiction
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  Kaboom Academy, a new and alternative school for middle-grade kids, is chock-full of innovative methods of instruction and discipline that are soon to be tested on the middle-school students of Horsemouth, New Hampshire. Now, meet the class of Journa...

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  Kaboom Academy
  

  • May-2016
  • / General Fiction
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  A new middle school has just opened in Horsemouth, New Hampshire: Kaboom Academy. It’s a place where cannons go off in the middle of school assemblies, pills contain actual information, and multiplication is made, er, real. (Read: You ever wonder w...

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