When you follow your dreams, the possibilities are endless! Milla loves nothing more than imagining grand adventures in the great wide somewhere, just like Belle. She dreams of traveling the world and writing about her incredible discoveries. Unfortunately, there is nothing pretend about the fifth-grade overnight and Milla's fear that her moms won't let her go.
If you’ve ever lived in, loved, or wanted to visit Lagos, Nigeria, this collection is a must-have.
A hundred years after the zhree arrive on Earth, humans and zhree co-exist more or less peacefully, with willing humans incorporated into the zhree social structure – if not as equals, then still as valued members of society.
In this graphic novel, a series of interconnected vignettes chronicles a summer of imagination and friendship that begins as a group of neighborhood children are drawn, one by one, into a massive game of pretend.
Ever since ten-year-old Mia Tang’s parents immigrated to the United States from China, they’ve been trying to find steady work. When they get the chance to run the Calivista Motel in California, the Tang family thinks they’ve found their big break.
The first that Earth heard of the Metagalactic Grand Prix was when aliens landed on the planet and announced that humans had to compete. The method of the contest? Why, a Eurovision-like singing competition, of course.
A new superhero duo has emerged to save the city from Variants, genetically mutated super-humans. Will Cale and Parker be able to keep their city safe, not only from these super-humans, but also from those who would see the city fall from within? Find out how it all begins with our review and giveaway of "The Patriot Guard"!
Our second Author Takeover for May is from YA author Alice Oseman, whose incredible third novel, I Was Born For This, was published in the UK earlier this month. An absolute must-read for everyone who has ever been involved in fandom, Alice's novel has a particularly insightful exploration of the light and dark side of shipping, something the Potter fandom knows all about.
Notes on My Family is 13-year-old Lou's uniquely clever recounting of life with her dysfunctional siblings, newly separated parents, supernaturally inclined nan, and every other person that passes her observant eye.
Welcome to our Author Takeover for May, with a guest post from Lucy Christopher. Her new YA novel, Storm-Wake, is a modern reimagining of The Tempest. It is a spellbinding tale of transformation and illusion that moves between the realms of dream and reality. Lucy discusses elemental magic and how the stormy island setting lends itself to find magic in the minutiae.
