The Quests continue... A librarian with the NYC library, Liz Keeper stumbles upon a strange book. Liz quickly realizes that she can read the mysterious language and discovers the manuscript is a primer on how to be a "Seer." Soon Liz is beset with strange visions and dreams that are disconcertingly valid predictions of future events. Panicked and wary, when she researches the book's legacy wheels are set in motion that bring Evil into Liz's life and chases her through the Interdimensional Void, barely escaping his clutches. Once in the Land, Liz is beset from all sides by intrigue and. Uncomfortable with her new powers, Liz is not sure she wants to be intertwined with the Land permanently. Help comes from the least expected sources, as does treachery. While battling Evil at every step, Liz has to learn to rely upon herself; not the Seer, not the Protectors, not even the handsome Guardsman who becomes more than just a bodyguard. Liz must realize her true strength and power in enough time to make the right choice for herself and the Land. The fate of the dimensions lie in balance, and everything depends on Liz's decision.

You have the chance to find the Center of the Earth. Do you dare take the challenge?

Going all the way back to Homer's 'Odyssey', the 'quest' is a popular and well-respected story-telling format in Western literature. This volume collects classic quest stories, including tales from by Neil Gaiman and Marion Zimmer Bradley, and the Mercedes Lackey story 'The Cup and The Cauldron'.

Stunning fantasy-adventure scenes filled with things to find, mysteries to solve and colorful creatures and characters to outwit

This is a fantasy story-based English language course for children. Each unit takes Ben through another episode of his tale, providing language as the story unfolds. The language practice sections relate to the story, and to the real world and children's lives. The course offers a resource of songs, games and puzzles and the real-world sections include cross-curricular activities relating to the subjects children learn in primary school. Pupils' books contain reading and write-in activities.

Three perilous "puzzle quests" lead the reader into a dragon's lair, a battle with a cunning wizard, a quest for a magic sword, and a mission to save the planet from the grip of the Lava Louts!

In the Caldecott Honor-winning Journey, much of Becker's energy was devoted to the story's exquisite backdrops. Now, in the second wordless book of his planned trilogy, the focus is on his characters. On a rainy day in a city park, the girl who starred in Journey and the boy introduced at the end take refuge by a doorway under a bridge. To their surprise, a king emerges from the door just long enough to pass the two a map before soldiers apprehend him. Returning to the magical Pallonezia, they find the walled city in flames, under siege. Becker includes wonderfully evocative set pieces - a submerged city, a Mayan temple - as the pair follows the map to collect chalk markers in all the colors of the rainbow to free the king and save the city.

Stunning fantasy-adventure scenes filled with things to find, mysteries to solve and colorful creatures and characters to outwit