Best Selling Books by William Sleator

When Annie''s Uncle Marco goes on one of his frequent trips, he leaves two sealed boxes in Annie''s care. His instructions are clear: under no circumstances should she open the boxes. But soon Annie is consumed by an overwhelming urge to open them.

Two playmates have unusual experiences with both magic and pretending, and are not always sure which is which.

Suivre Barry, son frère jumeau, Harry en a l''habitude. Cette fois encore, lorsque Barry décide de jouer les gardiens dans une vieille bâtisse isolée, Harry l''accompagne sans trop rechigner. Mais la maison, héritée d''un oncle original, leur réserve d''inquiétantes surprises. Il s''est produit d''étranges choses dans la pinède voisine : des disparitions de bétail et d''autres phénomènes louches. Bientôt l''aventure tourne à la lutte sourde, non plus seulement entre les deux frères, mais contre des forces inexpliquées...

Pass, and have it made--fail, and suffer the consequences. A master of teen thrillers tests readers'' courage in an edge-of-your-seat novel that echoes the fears of exam-takers everywhere. Ann, a teenage girl living in the security-obsessed, elitist United States of the very near future, is threatened on her way home from school by a mysterious man on a black motorcycle. Soon, she and a new friend are caught up in a vast conspiracy of greed involving the megawealthy owner of a school testing company. Students who pass his test have it made; those who don''t disappear . . . or worse. Will Ann be next? For all those who suspect standardized tests are an evil conspiracy, here''s an edge-of-your-seat thriller that really satisfies.

The Moon is the villain of this imaginative legend. The moon is holding Lapowinsa, an Indian girl prisioner because she laughed at his face.