books by John Bellairs     books:     John Bellairs      The Curse of the Blue Figurine (Johnny Dixon) John Bellairs Puffin, 2004 Curse of the blue figurine The Curse of The blue Figurine I thought that this book was very and exiting. It takes place in 1951 in Massachusetts . The main character is johnny a boy that is 12.He wearsglasses likes to eat chocolate and to read books. Professor Childermss lives across the ...             The Mansion in the Mist (Anthony Monday) John Bellairs Puffin, 2004 A Great Book I have never liked reading but this John Bellairs book, The Mansion in the Mist, kept me reading. I got hooked onto his books in 4th grade and ever since I have enjoyed his books. The Mansion in the Mist has a lot of discriptive words in it, sets the setting and gets ...             The Treasure of Alpheus Winterborn: An Anthony Monday Mystery (Anthony Monday) John Bellairs Puffin, 1997 Terrific book The Treasure of Alpheus Winterborn is a terrific book. It is a fast paced mystery w/a dramatic and exciting climax. Readers of John Bellairs won't be disapointed.             The Letter, the Witch, and the Ring John Bellairs Puffin, 2004 The best in the Lewis Barnavelt series! John Bellairs' "The Letter, the Witch and the Ring" was the last in his Lewis Barnavelt series that he saw through completion before his death in 1991, Brad Strickland then continued the series, but never reached near the great thrill involved in this outstanding ...             The Best of John Bellairs: The House with a Clock in Its Walls; The Figure in the Shadows; The Letter, the ... John Bellairs Barnes & Nobles Books, 1998 Three tales in the Lewis Barnavelt series John Bellairs is best known as the author of sixteen gothic mystery novels for young adults comprising the Lewis Barnavelt, Anthony Monday, and Johnny Dixon series. The three stories in this book are the first three in the Lewis Barnavelt series, although the last ...             The Mummy, the Will, and the Crypt (Johnny Dixon) John Bellairs Puffin, 2004 What a story!!!!!! This story by John Bellairs has a suspensing and mysterious plot. Johhny Dixon's persistence and determination won him 10,000 dollars. Although he is smart enough to figure out Mr. Glomus's riddle and will, he would also have to escape from a mummy to get the will. ...             The Ghost in the Mirror (Lewis Barnavelt) John Bellairs, Brad Strickland Puffin, 1994 The Girls From New Zebedee Take A Spooky Roadtrip This nice addition to the series gives Rose Rita and Mrs. Zimmerman a chance to hit the road, spend some time together and develop their friendship ... while fighting unearthly dangers of course! If possible, you should read the earlier books first, but don't miss ...             The House With a Clock In Its Walls (Lewis Barnavelt) John Bellairs Puffin, 2004 mystery for the younger set In what will be familiar story for readers of children's literature, Louis Barnavelt has just lost both of his parents and has been sent to live with an eccentric family member. With illustrations by Edward Gorey, John Bellairs creates a wondrous Gothic environment for ...             The Figure In the Shadows (Lewis Barnavelt) John Bellairs Puffin, 2004 2nd book in the 'Lewis Barnavelt' series John Bellairs is best known as the author of sixteen gothic mystery novels for young adults comprising the Lewis Barnavelt, Anthony Monday, and Johnny Dixon series. "The Figure in the Shadows" (1975) is the second book in the Lewis Barnavelt series and is preceded by ...             Chessmen of Doom (Johnny Dixon) John Bellairs Puffin, 2000 Great Book! The Chessmen of Doom was the best book I've ever read! If you like mystery books, get this, but don't read it at night.             The Doom of the Haunted Opera: A Lewis Barnavelt Book (John Bellairs Mysteries) John Bellairs, Brad Strickland Puffin, 1998 Very smooth transition from author to author Brad Strickland must have faced a considerable task when he began the completion of John Bellair's books. For years, John's heroes of Anthony Monday, Johnny Dixon, Lewis Barnavelt and Rose Rita Pottinger kept the reader busy as they explored and fell into all sorts of ...             The Face in the Frost John Bellairs Ace Books, 1978 Enchanting, frightening, and original "The Face In The Frost" is a richly imaginative tale of two wizards, Prospero (not the one you're thinking of) and Roger Bacon, who must overcome a third wizard, the evil Melichus before he destroys them, and a lot of other folks as well. Even if you think you've ...             The Dark Secret of Weatherend: An Anthony Monday Mystery (Anthony Monday) John Bellairs Puffin, 1997 More than just a book for young readers When I was in 7th grade, I read every John Bellairs book that the library had. His modern gothic tales of dark suspense were unlike any other stories to be found, and they captivated me entirely with their mystical charm. Some 14 or 15 years later, the memory of his ...             The Whistle, the Grave, and the Ghost (Lewis Barnavelt) Brad Strickland Dial, 2003 Brad, you?ve raised it to a whole new level! I'm a huge fan of the Bellairs/Strickland books. The Whistle, the Grave and the Ghost has everything all of the best Bellairs books have. It also has more. Much more. In this book we dig deeper into almost every character. We learn more and more things about them. ...             The Vengeance of the Witch-Finder John Bellairs, Brad Strickland Puffin, 1995 Jolly good fun Lewis Barnavelt's Sherlock Holmes deerstalker comes in handy in this bone-chilling (no pun intended) adventure in the present and past of England -- and one of its darker secrets. Lewis Barnavelt accompanies his uncle Jonathan to England, where they are visiting an ...          products you might be interested in search for books barnavelt, mysteries, vengeance, weatherend, winterborn, witch-finder      toavi.com    web we recommend mystery for the younger set randomly chosen book: Spanish Loanwords in the English Language: A Tendency Towards Hegemony ...