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Bridge of the Gods: The Silver Mountain Series, Book One (Silver Mountain, 1, Band 1) - Softcover

Rios, Diane

 
9781631522444: Bridge of the Gods: The Silver Mountain Series, Book One (Silver Mountain, 1, Band 1)

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Twelve-year-old Chloe Ashton is an only child living in the remote wilderness of Oregon. She spends her days happily exploring the forests around her home, and is astonished to find the animals seem to know her, to follow her, and even try to speak to her. When a family tragedy results in Chloe's abduction and sale to the vagabonds, she is taken deeper into the woods, and finds out just how much the animals know. Set at a time when technology is first touching the west, there is an evil rising in the land. The country is under attack, and all creatures, man and beast, must hide. The old legends speak of an ancient, natural magic deep within the mountains and rivers, and as Chloe struggles to survive, she finds that it still exists deep within the forests. Friendship can be found even in the darkest of places, and it doesn't always come in human form. Bridge of the Gods is a novel for all ages about the magical power of nature, and of finding friendship in the darkest of places.

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Diane Rios lives in Portland Oregon with her husband Greg and rescued dog Faye. Her passion for the forests and coastline of Oregon stem from her own childhood spent living in the woods with her artisan parents. Real-life Oregon places mix with fantasy in her debut novel Bridge of the Gods, Book One in the Silver Mountain Series. Diane has been published as illustrator for Gayle Forman's 2006 travel diary "You Can't Get There From Here" on Rodale Press, and wrote and illustrated the whimsical picture book about a dog who wants to be a photographer in Dizzy's Dream, available on blurb.com. A long-time writer and blogger, Diane worked for three years at Powell's Books in downtown Portland where she "greatly increased her personal collection of middle readers", and was inspired to write this series.

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