Pam Stucky Knihy

The Perils of the Infinite TaskBook 4 of the Balky Point Adventures!While new planets, discoveries, and mysteries unfold with every book, and some elements of the adventures do build through the series, the Balky Point Adventures may nonetheless be read in any order.Every elevator is inside a lighthouse, but not every lighthouse has an elevator—that is, a portal to all the universes. On a never-ending quest for knowledge, the quirky but wise Dr Waldo has assigned Emma, Charlie, Chuck, Ree, Ben, and Eve the task of cataloguing every elevator on Earth. But in the process of visiting all 18,000+ lighthouses, two of them run into something quite unexpected—and one of them disappears! Follow along in this fourth book in the Balky Point Adventures series for a thrilling tale that takes the intrepid teens once more through multiple universes, multiple Earths, and even to the other side of the mirror. A perfect series for readers of any age whose imaginations are inspired by a sense of wonder and discovery, with positive messages of courage and compassion woven throughout the stories.While new planets, discoveries, and mysteries unfold with every book, the books may nonetheless be read in any order.

"Teens Emma and Charlie , and their counterpoints from a parallel Earth, Ree and Chuck, have traveled through space to a distant palnet, where Charlie and Chuck want to start a business as intergalactic travel guides. What at first seems like an innocent, bucolic planet takes a frightening turn when suddenly the visitors can't remember who they are or how they got there. Meanwhile, Ree reveals to Emma that she has some superpowers of her own, and Charlie discovers that everyone can make a difference"--Page 4 of cover.

Pam Stucky, a native of the Seattle area, loves this city and all it has to offer. And she knows that part of what makes the region spectacular is not just the city itself, but all the fantastic destinations within a two- or three-hour drive. In the ten day trips in Pam on the Map: Seattle Day Trips, Pam offers complete full-day itineraries, taking the guesswork out of where to go, what to do when you get there, and what to do along the way. She also includes optional side trips for those who like to veer from the prescribed path, or who might want to take a trip more than once with different variations. Included in each description is a list of miles traveled, start time, and end time, to give the traveler an idea of how long this trip will be. What¿s more, Pam has included important information about where to get gas, how to time your trip to your best advantage, what passes you might need on the trip, cell phone and internet considerations, and much more. Whether you take each trip exactly as described, or use the itineraries as mere outlines to get you out and exploring, Pam on the Map: Seattle Day Trips is a treasure of discovery and adventure.