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Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condizione: Muy bueno. Arise Records, Bilbao, 1999. Encuadernación en rústica, 31 págs. En muy buen estado.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Fourteen-year-old Heron has spent too long hiding from the wilderness-and from the grief that changed his family forever. Then he arrives at SHIWA, the School of Human Interaction With Animals, for a summer in the wilds of Wyoming. Among mountains, rivers, mustangs, eagles, unlikely friends, and mysteries that refuse to stay imaginary, Heron begins noticing something extraordinary: the natural world seems to be noticing him back.At SHIWA, lessons happen far from ordinary classrooms. Students hike through backcountry, sleep beneath the stars, learn survival skills, sit in ceremony, follow animal tracks, face their fears, and discover what happens when attention becomes a form of listening. Heron arrives uncertain of where he belongs, but the farther he travels into the wilderness, the more the boundaries begin to blur-between human and animal, memory and presence, imagination and reality, this world and the hidden ones beside it.As strange signs accumulate, Heron is drawn toward a mystery connected to his father, whose death left a silence in his life he has never learned to cross. What begins as a summer adventure becomes a journey through grief, friendship, courage, and the possibility that the people we lose may not be as far away as they seem.Along the way, Heron finds a tribe of unforgettable companions: fiercely independent Paisley, wildly imaginative Fawn, gentle Nada, grounded Allegra, and others whose paths will continue throughout the WYLD series. Together they encounter wild animals, dangerous terrain, ancient stories, unexplained visions, sacred symbols, hidden beings, and moments that challenge everything Heron thought he understood about nature-and himself.Heron and the Hidden Worlds is a magical-realist coming-of-age adventure rooted in the landscapes of Wyoming. It is a story about loss and belonging, wonder and wilderness, friendship and transformation-and about what can happen when we stop treating nature as something outside ourselves. For readers who love wilderness adventures, magical realism, animal encounters, spiritual mystery, found family, strange humor, and stories that leave a crack in the door for the impossible.What if getting lost in the wild is one way of finding your true nature? In Wyoming's wilderness, fourteen-year-old Heron discovers unlikely friends, hidden worlds, and a connection to the father he thought he had lost. Some doors look like cracks in the earth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Caterpillar Clan has been missing for sixteen years. Their bodies remain. Their consciousness has gone somewhere else. And now the impossible is asking to be entered.What begins as a rescue mission becomes something much stranger. Deep beneath Wyoming, the boundaries between science and spirit begin to dissolve. SOLIS guards its secrets. The Deep Deep opens wider. Little people, hidden realms, animals, dreams, weather, memory, and mind all start speaking at once. Paisley is learning to read what cannot be seen. Lily is discovering how to write what does not yet exist.Caterpillar Clan still waits to come home. But homecoming is not simply a matter of waking up. It means facing what happened. Reclaiming what was taken. Remembering who you were before fear, control, confinement, and forgetting told you who to become.As wildfire reshapes the land, consciousness moves between bodies, alliances break open, animals gather, and the impossible becomes increasingly difficult to call impossible, an old truth begins revealing itself in new forms: Transformation is not becoming something else. It is becoming more fully what was already alive inside you.The caterpillar contains the wings. The chrysalis changes everything. Life grows on. The Caterpillar Clan's bodies remain, but their consciousness has crossed into another world. Bringing them home takes more than rescue: it takes remembering who they are-and what they might become. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Fawn LaRose has never been particularly interested in staying on the well-worn trail. She prefers rabbit holes.Returning to SHIWA-the School of Human Interaction With Animals-Fawn arrives in the Wyoming wilderness with a head full of questions and an irresistible fascination with everything hidden beneath ordinary life. Little people. Animal voices. Dreams. Sinkholes. Sacred songs. Strange maps. And the mysterious disappearance of twenty-one students known as the Caterpillar Clan.Most people would consider that enough reason to stay safely aboveground. Fawn considers it an invitation. As she follows signs into increasingly mysterious territory, the boundaries between imagination, spirit, and reality begin to dissolve. Sinkholes become portals. Animals become messengers. Songs open unexpected doors. And the little people she has spent years wondering about may be far closer than anyone realizes. But every journey downward asks something of the traveler.To go deeper, Fawn must learn that courage is not always about pushing forward. Sometimes it means surrendering. Sometimes it means trusting what cannot be proven. And sometimes finding your way requires becoming completely, gloriously lost. Alongside Heron, T-Bird, Paisley, and the wild-hearted students and guides of SHIWA, Fawn follows an impossible trail through Wyoming's mountains, rivers, caves, hidden realms, and the mysterious country inside herself. Because perhaps getting lost isn't always the opposite of finding your way.When the path disappears, listen for the song that knows the way. Fawn follows rabbit holes, dreams, and strange voices into a realm between worlds. To find her way home, she must learn to surrender without losing herself-and listen for the song that knows the way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Lily has learned that the invisible can become visible. Terry Dale is ready to show her what comes next.On her final SHIWA journey through the Wyoming wilderness, Lily discovers that survival is only the beginning of what the wild can teach. Terry Dale-a towering, mysterious Talanu who seems to move between forest, spirit, and story-guides Lily toward an older way of knowing. Through animal teachers, crystal skulls, sacred songs, telepathy, dreamlike encounters, and an ancient language carried through relationship rather than instruction, Lily begins to perceive a world layered beneath the ordinary one.There are presences in the trees. Memories in the land. Animal spirits moving beside their living counterparts. Hidden caretakers who have kept ancient promises alive. And far below the mountains, a crystalline realm waits for something long separated to return home. But seeing more is not the same as understanding more. The deeper Lily travels, the more her final summer at SHIWA becomes an education in relationship: between people and animals, humans and unseen beings, science and spirit, memory and imagination, attention and reality, self and world.Terry Dale teaches her that wisdom is not about tearing away every veil. Sometimes it is about learning how to look through the window without losing your footing in this world. Along the way, nine crystal skulls find nine caretakers. Old songs return. Forgotten promises are remembered. A mysterious forest people step closer. The Nirumbee and Talanu reveal that some bridges between worlds have been tended far longer than Lily ever imagined. And the girl who once believed she had to carry everything begins to understand something far more powerful: the world has been carrying her too.WYLD Book 7: Terry Dale and the Talanu Way is a YA magical-realism wilderness adventure about animal consciousness, telepathy, sacred nature, hidden beings, crystal wisdom, spiritual awakening, friendship, belonging, and learning to live in relationship with a world far more alive than it first appears.Some paths lead deeper into the wilderness. Others lead deeper into relationship. Home is who walks with you. On Lily's final wilderness journey, the mysterious Terry Dale guides her through sacred songs, animal wisdom, and unseen worlds. She discovers a deeper way of belonging-to herself, to others, and to Earth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Paisley knows how to keep her cool when things get weird. This summer, weird keeps getting weirder.Her brother T-Bird is gone. The missing Caterpillar Clan is still out there somewhere. And beneath the Wyoming wilderness, an unfinished mystery keeps pulling Paisley toward places most people would never think to look. One more attempt to rescue the lost leads her through wildfire country, strange animal encounters, hidden passageways, underground chambers, and the mysterious realm known as the Deep Deep-where teenagers can shrink small enough to enter the earth, little people guard ancient secrets, and the boundary between imagination and reality grows increasingly thin.But the strangeness does not stop underground. Paisley begins receiving symbols, voices, patterns, visions, and light language she somehow knows how to understand. The wilderness starts to feel less like scenery and more like a living intelligence-communicating through weather, animals, dreams, death, coincidence, and the spaces between things. At first, Paisley treats it all with her usual skepticism and stoicism. Then the signs become harder to dismiss.As wildfire closes in and wild death leaves its mark, Paisley discovers that wonder is not always gentle. Some mysteries are beautiful. Some are frightening. Some ask to be witnessed rather than solved. And somewhere beneath it all, Caterpillar Clan is still waiting. To find them, Paisley may have to trust the one ability she is only beginning to recognize in herself: the gift of reading what others cannot see. She somehow understands.Somewhere under her feet, she is held. Always. In all ways. Drawn into Wyoming's mysterious Deep Deep, Paisley searches for the missing Caterpillar Clan and a connection to her lost brother. Somewhere beneath goodbye, love keeps going. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Lily Gustafson is good at finding stories. Now the stories are finding her.At sixteen, Lily is a writer, a wilderness student, and someone who has spent years learning to trust the strange things she notices before anyone else does. But when a forgotten crystal begins communicating with her-and a hidden gallery reveals a collection of mysterious animal skulls-curiosity becomes a calling.Returning to SHIWA for her fourth summer in the Wyoming wilderness, Lily follows a trail of crystal skulls connected to horses, wolves, swans, buffalo, eagles, ravens, and other animals whose ancient patterns seem to be fading from the land. Each skull appears to carry something more than memory: a frequency, a presence, perhaps even the original note of a species waiting to be heard again.The deeper Lily travels into the backcountry, the stranger the world becomes. Stone seems to communicate. Animals recognize what humans have forgotten. The earth holds memory. Songs arrive before they are written. A mysterious Sasquatch named Terry Dale walks at the edges of camp, carrying knowledge older than any map. And hidden histories suggest that someone has been gathering the skulls for decades-for reasons that may come from protection, obsession, fear, or all three.But Lily's greatest challenge may not be finding the skulls. It may be learning how to tell the difference between prophecy and projection. When Wren asks whether the ancient frequencies are truly coming from the skulls-or whether Lily is so gifted at creating meaning that she can make a story feel real-she is forced to question the very ability she trusts most. What if imagination is not the opposite of truth? What if attention itself is a form of relationship? And what if some mysteries diminish the moment we insist on explaining them?As Lily follows animal spirits, lost artifacts, strange frequencies, hidden wilderness trails, and impossible encounters through the mountains of Wyoming, she begins to understand that her gift as a Writer may be about more than putting words on a page. Sometimes writing records what has happened. Sometimes it calls something into relationship. Sometimes the world has been speaking all along-and the real gift is learning how to listen.WYLD Book 6: Lily and the Crystal Skulls is a visionary young adult magical-realism adventure blending wilderness survival, supernatural mystery, animal wisdom, crystal mythology, Sasquatch encounters, spiritual awakening, friendship, romance, sacred nature, and questions about consciousness, intuition, imagination, and truth.Some mysteries aren't waiting to be solved. They're waiting to be witnessed. Crystal skulls, animal memories, and buried secrets lead Lily toward an ancient presence in Wyoming's wilderness. Some mysteries aren't waiting to be solved. They're waiting to be seen. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. T-Bird would rather leap into the Mystery than stand safely beside it. Unfortunately, the Mystery has teeth.Returning to SHIWA-the School of Human Interaction With Animals-with a guitar, a restless heart, and more questions than good judgment, sixteen-year-old T-Bird is still haunted by the disappearance of his friend Fawn and the missing students of Caterpillar Clan. He wants answers. He wants proof. Mostly, he wants to know what waits beyond the edges of the ordinary world. Then the impossible starts answering back.Following strange signs through the Wyoming wilderness, T-Bird encounters ghosts, hidden passageways, little people, ancient underground cities, mysterious animal guides, and enormous flying serpents that seem less like monsters than mirrors. Dragons appear in dreams, visions, caves, and fire-each revealing something T-Bird would rather avoid seeing in himself. Because the deeper he travels into the hidden worlds, the deeper he travels into his own.T-Bird has always been drawn to darkness: mystery, rebellion, grief, anger, danger, the parts of life other people would rather ignore. But accepting his shadow is different from being ruled by it. As swagger gives way to humility, he begins to recognize that sensitivity can be strength, darkness can hold wisdom, and even the qualities he has been taught to reject may contain hidden gifts.His search for Fawn leads him through the boundaries between life and death, courage and recklessness, love and fear, the physical world and the unseen one. Along the way, T-Bird must face what he has done, what he cannot control, and who he might become if he stops trying to divide himself into good parts and bad ones. The underworld is calling. This time, he intends to answer.He searches for the impossible. The impossible finds him first. Searching for Fawn and the missing Caterpillar Clan, T-Bird enters a world beneath Wyoming filled with hidden cities and flying serpents. There, courage demands more than swagger. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Fourteen-year-old Heron has spent too long hiding from the wilderness-and from the grief that changed his family forever. Then he arrives at SHIWA, the School of Human Interaction With Animals, for a summer in the wilds of Wyoming. Among mountains, rivers, mustangs, eagles, unlikely friends, and mysteries that refuse to stay imaginary, Heron begins noticing something extraordinary: the natural world seems to be noticing him back.At SHIWA, lessons happen far from ordinary classrooms. Students hike through backcountry, sleep beneath the stars, learn survival skills, sit in ceremony, follow animal tracks, face their fears, and discover what happens when attention becomes a form of listening. Heron arrives uncertain of where he belongs, but the farther he travels into the wilderness, the more the boundaries begin to blur-between human and animal, memory and presence, imagination and reality, this world and the hidden ones beside it.As strange signs accumulate, Heron is drawn toward a mystery connected to his father, whose death left a silence in his life he has never learned to cross. What begins as a summer adventure becomes a journey through grief, friendship, courage, and the possibility that the people we lose may not be as far away as they seem.Along the way, Heron finds a tribe of unforgettable companions: fiercely independent Paisley, wildly imaginative Fawn, gentle Nada, grounded Allegra, and others whose paths will continue throughout the WYLD series. Together they encounter wild animals, dangerous terrain, ancient stories, unexplained visions, sacred symbols, hidden beings, and moments that challenge everything Heron thought he understood about nature-and himself.Heron and the Hidden Worlds is a magical-realist coming-of-age adventure rooted in the landscapes of Wyoming. It is a story about loss and belonging, wonder and wilderness, friendship and transformation-and about what can happen when we stop treating nature as something outside ourselves. For readers who love wilderness adventures, magical realism, animal encounters, spiritual mystery, found family, strange humor, and stories that leave a crack in the door for the impossible.What if getting lost in the wild is one way of finding your true nature? In Wyoming's wilderness, fourteen-year-old Heron discovers unlikely friends, hidden worlds, and a connection to the father he thought he had lost. Some doors look like cracks in the earth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Fawn LaRose has never been particularly interested in staying on the well-worn trail. She prefers rabbit holes.Returning to SHIWA-the School of Human Interaction With Animals-Fawn arrives in the Wyoming wilderness with a head full of questions and an irresistible fascination with everything hidden beneath ordinary life. Little people. Animal voices. Dreams. Sinkholes. Sacred songs. Strange maps. And the mysterious disappearance of twenty-one students known as the Caterpillar Clan.Most people would consider that enough reason to stay safely aboveground. Fawn considers it an invitation. As she follows signs into increasingly mysterious territory, the boundaries between imagination, spirit, and reality begin to dissolve. Sinkholes become portals. Animals become messengers. Songs open unexpected doors. And the little people she has spent years wondering about may be far closer than anyone realizes. But every journey downward asks something of the traveler.To go deeper, Fawn must learn that courage is not always about pushing forward. Sometimes it means surrendering. Sometimes it means trusting what cannot be proven. And sometimes finding your way requires becoming completely, gloriously lost. Alongside Heron, T-Bird, Paisley, and the wild-hearted students and guides of SHIWA, Fawn follows an impossible trail through Wyoming's mountains, rivers, caves, hidden realms, and the mysterious country inside herself. Because perhaps getting lost isn't always the opposite of finding your way.When the path disappears, listen for the song that knows the way. Fawn follows rabbit holes, dreams, and strange voices into a realm between worlds. To find her way home, she must learn to surrender without losing herself-and listen for the song that knows the way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Lily has learned that the invisible can become visible. Terry Dale is ready to show her what comes next.On her final SHIWA journey through the Wyoming wilderness, Lily discovers that survival is only the beginning of what the wild can teach. Terry Dale-a towering, mysterious Talanu who seems to move between forest, spirit, and story-guides Lily toward an older way of knowing. Through animal teachers, crystal skulls, sacred songs, telepathy, dreamlike encounters, and an ancient language carried through relationship rather than instruction, Lily begins to perceive a world layered beneath the ordinary one.There are presences in the trees. Memories in the land. Animal spirits moving beside their living counterparts. Hidden caretakers who have kept ancient promises alive. And far below the mountains, a crystalline realm waits for something long separated to return home. But seeing more is not the same as understanding more. The deeper Lily travels, the more her final summer at SHIWA becomes an education in relationship: between people and animals, humans and unseen beings, science and spirit, memory and imagination, attention and reality, self and world.Terry Dale teaches her that wisdom is not about tearing away every veil. Sometimes it is about learning how to look through the window without losing your footing in this world. Along the way, nine crystal skulls find nine caretakers. Old songs return. Forgotten promises are remembered. A mysterious forest people step closer. The Nirumbee and Talanu reveal that some bridges between worlds have been tended far longer than Lily ever imagined. And the girl who once believed she had to carry everything begins to understand something far more powerful: the world has been carrying her too.WYLD Book 7: Terry Dale and the Talanu Way is a YA magical-realism wilderness adventure about animal consciousness, telepathy, sacred nature, hidden beings, crystal wisdom, spiritual awakening, friendship, belonging, and learning to live in relationship with a world far more alive than it first appears.Some paths lead deeper into the wilderness. Others lead deeper into relationship. Home is who walks with you. On Lily's final wilderness journey, the mysterious Terry Dale guides her through sacred songs, animal wisdom, and unseen worlds. She discovers a deeper way of belonging-to herself, to others, and to Earth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Paisley knows how to keep her cool when things get weird. This summer, weird keeps getting weirder.Her brother T-Bird is gone. The missing Caterpillar Clan is still out there somewhere. And beneath the Wyoming wilderness, an unfinished mystery keeps pulling Paisley toward places most people would never think to look. One more attempt to rescue the lost leads her through wildfire country, strange animal encounters, hidden passageways, underground chambers, and the mysterious realm known as the Deep Deep-where teenagers can shrink small enough to enter the earth, little people guard ancient secrets, and the boundary between imagination and reality grows increasingly thin.But the strangeness does not stop underground. Paisley begins receiving symbols, voices, patterns, visions, and light language she somehow knows how to understand. The wilderness starts to feel less like scenery and more like a living intelligence-communicating through weather, animals, dreams, death, coincidence, and the spaces between things. At first, Paisley treats it all with her usual skepticism and stoicism. Then the signs become harder to dismiss.As wildfire closes in and wild death leaves its mark, Paisley discovers that wonder is not always gentle. Some mysteries are beautiful. Some are frightening. Some ask to be witnessed rather than solved. And somewhere beneath it all, Caterpillar Clan is still waiting. To find them, Paisley may have to trust the one ability she is only beginning to recognize in herself: the gift of reading what others cannot see. She somehow understands.Somewhere under her feet, she is held. Always. In all ways. Drawn into Wyoming's mysterious Deep Deep, Paisley searches for the missing Caterpillar Clan and a connection to her lost brother. Somewhere beneath goodbye, love keeps going. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Lily Gustafson is good at finding stories. Now the stories are finding her.At sixteen, Lily is a writer, a wilderness student, and someone who has spent years learning to trust the strange things she notices before anyone else does. But when a forgotten crystal begins communicating with her-and a hidden gallery reveals a collection of mysterious animal skulls-curiosity becomes a calling.Returning to SHIWA for her fourth summer in the Wyoming wilderness, Lily follows a trail of crystal skulls connected to horses, wolves, swans, buffalo, eagles, ravens, and other animals whose ancient patterns seem to be fading from the land. Each skull appears to carry something more than memory: a frequency, a presence, perhaps even the original note of a species waiting to be heard again.The deeper Lily travels into the backcountry, the stranger the world becomes. Stone seems to communicate. Animals recognize what humans have forgotten. The earth holds memory. Songs arrive before they are written. A mysterious Sasquatch named Terry Dale walks at the edges of camp, carrying knowledge older than any map. And hidden histories suggest that someone has been gathering the skulls for decades-for reasons that may come from protection, obsession, fear, or all three.But Lily's greatest challenge may not be finding the skulls. It may be learning how to tell the difference between prophecy and projection. When Wren asks whether the ancient frequencies are truly coming from the skulls-or whether Lily is so gifted at creating meaning that she can make a story feel real-she is forced to question the very ability she trusts most. What if imagination is not the opposite of truth? What if attention itself is a form of relationship? And what if some mysteries diminish the moment we insist on explaining them?As Lily follows animal spirits, lost artifacts, strange frequencies, hidden wilderness trails, and impossible encounters through the mountains of Wyoming, she begins to understand that her gift as a Writer may be about more than putting words on a page. Sometimes writing records what has happened. Sometimes it calls something into relationship. Sometimes the world has been speaking all along-and the real gift is learning how to listen.WYLD Book 6: Lily and the Crystal Skulls is a visionary young adult magical-realism adventure blending wilderness survival, supernatural mystery, animal wisdom, crystal mythology, Sasquatch encounters, spiritual awakening, friendship, romance, sacred nature, and questions about consciousness, intuition, imagination, and truth.Some mysteries aren't waiting to be solved. They're waiting to be witnessed. Crystal skulls, animal memories, and buried secrets lead Lily toward an ancient presence in Wyoming's wilderness. Some mysteries aren't waiting to be solved. They're waiting to be seen. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. T-Bird would rather leap into the Mystery than stand safely beside it. Unfortunately, the Mystery has teeth.Returning to SHIWA-the School of Human Interaction With Animals-with a guitar, a restless heart, and more questions than good judgment, sixteen-year-old T-Bird is still haunted by the disappearance of his friend Fawn and the missing students of Caterpillar Clan. He wants answers. He wants proof. Mostly, he wants to know what waits beyond the edges of the ordinary world. Then the impossible starts answering back.Following strange signs through the Wyoming wilderness, T-Bird encounters ghosts, hidden passageways, little people, ancient underground cities, mysterious animal guides, and enormous flying serpents that seem less like monsters than mirrors. Dragons appear in dreams, visions, caves, and fire-each revealing something T-Bird would rather avoid seeing in himself. Because the deeper he travels into the hidden worlds, the deeper he travels into his own.T-Bird has always been drawn to darkness: mystery, rebellion, grief, anger, danger, the parts of life other people would rather ignore. But accepting his shadow is different from being ruled by it. As swagger gives way to humility, he begins to recognize that sensitivity can be strength, darkness can hold wisdom, and even the qualities he has been taught to reject may contain hidden gifts.His search for Fawn leads him through the boundaries between life and death, courage and recklessness, love and fear, the physical world and the unseen one. Along the way, T-Bird must face what he has done, what he cannot control, and who he might become if he stops trying to divide himself into good parts and bad ones. The underworld is calling. This time, he intends to answer.He searches for the impossible. The impossible finds him first. Searching for Fawn and the missing Caterpillar Clan, T-Bird enters a world beneath Wyoming filled with hidden cities and flying serpents. There, courage demands more than swagger. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…