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The first step into the thrilling middlegrade fantasy world of The Shamer ChroniclesDina has inherited her mothers gift: she is a Shamer, able to see a persons most guilty secrets just by gazing in their eyes. But sometimes her gift feels more like a curse. Nobody seems to want a friend who can see their deepest shame.But when Dinas mother is called to Dunark Castle to uncover the truth about a terrible crime, Dina must come to terms with her power, and quickly - or let her mother fall prey to the vicious dragons of Dunark.An award-winning and highly acclaimed writer of fantasy, Lene Kaaberbl was born in 1960, grew up in the Danish countryside and had her first book published at the age of 15. Since then she has written more than 30 books for children and young adults. Lenes huge international breakthrough came with The Shamer Chronicles, which is published in more than 25 countries selling over a million copies worldwide.

No one knows the extent of the freshly crowned Shadow Kings power. Some say he can command the shadows that swirl around him to do his bidding. Others say they speak to him, whispering the thoughts of his enemies. Regardless, Alessandra, tired of being overlooked, has a plan to gain power: woo the Shadow King, marry him, then kill him and take his kingdom for herself. But Alessandras not the only one trying to kill the king. As he dodges assassination attempts, she finds herself trying to keep him alive long enough to become his queen - all while struggling not to lose her heart. After all, who better for a Shadow King than a cunning, villainous queen?

A Storm that will wreck a world threatens Dematr. Only Mari, one of the Mechanics who control all technology through their Guild, has a chance to stop it. She and Mage Alain have survived numerous attempts to kill them and have gained many more followers, but the Storm of chaos, born of centuries of enslavement, grows ever closer.Mari leads an army now. She and Alain must fight together to bind back the Broken Kingdom and build a force strong enough to defeat the might of the Great Guilds. But the Storm has many Servants who seek to preserve or gain personal power or wealth, or fear the New Day that Mari seeks to bring to the world.And Mari knows that victory will mean nothing if the precious knowledge brought long ago to their world is destroyed. In order to save it, Alain and Mari will have to pierce through the heart of their enemies power and confront once more a place of ancient nightmare.

The third book in the thrilling fantasy adventure series, The Shamer ChroniclesA watching face in a market crowd, a mist-shrouded figure on the moor, a haunting presence seen only when he wants to be seen. Sezuan has the Serpent Gift. With the eerie music of his flute, he can weave a web of lies and illusion to trap the keenest mind. He is also Dinas father, and he has come to claim her.Dinas family set family set off in desperate flight, trying to escape Sezuans snare. But soon, with nowhere else to turn, Dina must learn to see through her fathers deceit and use her own gift against him.An award-winning and highly acclaimed writer of fantasy, Lene Kaaberbl was born in 1960, grew up in the Danish countryside and had her first book published at the age of 15. Since then she has written more than 30 books for children and young adults. Lenes huge international breakthrough came with The Shamer Chronicles, which is published in more than 25 countries selling over a million copies worldwide.

Welcome to Mermaids Rock! The entrance to the mermaid realm in the deep, blue oceanOn a trip to the Red Sea, Kai and his friends explore an impressive shipwreck. Kai is intrigued by the human artefacts they find there but Coralie is worried about being discovered. Her fears become reality when a group of divers arrive. Will the friends be able to get back to Mermaids Rock without getting caught?The sixth book in an exciting series about the wonders of the ocean, perfect for fans of RAINBOW MAGIC, UNICORN ACADEMY and Holly Webb.

She has no identity. No family. No money. But the fate of the worlds rests in her hands. Hirka is stranded in a rotting world, with nothing but a raven and a notebook to connect her to the life she left behind in Ym. She came in search of her family, believing that she could protect Rime and the rest of Ym from the ancient evil of the blind. Instead, what Hirka finds in this new world are people willing to do anything for the blessingor the curseof eternal life. And for Rime, the threat of the blind is only growing stronger Separated by worlds, unsure who to trust, and in danger from all sides, Hirka and Rime fight to end a thousand-year quest for power and revengeand, maybe, to find a way back to each other. In this follow-up to the international bestseller Odins Child, Norse-inspired mythology combines with modern-day action to create a work that is wholly original, endlessly surprising, and utterly unforgettable.

Chamomile, Kirstine, Victoria and Malou are back at Rosenholm Academy to start a new school year. But in addition to the lessons in runic magic, clairvoyance and Norse mythology, the girls also have something completely different to worry about. A crime from the past draws threads to the present, and the girls have committed themselves to solving the murder mystery that casts a shadow over Rosenholm.An ominous prediction causes the seriousness to dawn on them, while the questions loom large. And each of them harbors deep secrets that threaten to tear them apart before they can fulfill the promise they made. Time is running out and it could end up being fatal...Forget me not is the exciting sequel to the fantasy novel Roses and Violets and volume 2 in the Rosenholm trilogy.

Four girls from four different parts of Denmark have been invited to apply to Rosenholm Academy for an unknown reason. During the unorthodox application tests, it becomes apparent this is no ordinary school. In fact, its a magical boarding school and all the students have powers. Once the school year begins, they learn that Rosenholm carries a dark secreta young girl was murdered under mysterious circumstances in the 1980s and the killer was never found. Her spirit is still haunting the place, and she is now urging the four girls to bring justice and find the killer. But helping the spirit puts all of the girls in grave danger . . .

In "The Red House," Edith Nesbit masterfully weaves a tale that merges the whimsical with the poignant, enveloping readers in a narrative rich with both fantastical elements and emotional depth. Set against the backdrop of a summer holiday, the story revolves around a group of children who encounter mysterious happenings and surreal adventures within the titular abode. Nesbits lush, evocative prose and deft characterization evoke the enchantment of childhood while exploring themes of friendship, imagination, and the fleeting nature of innocence, situating the text within the broader movement of late-Victorian literature that sought to challenge realism through magical realism and experiences of wonder. Edith Nesbit, a prominent figure in childrens literature, was notably influenced by her own experiences as a mother and social activist; her commitment to advocating for childrens rights is reflected in her narratives, which often place young characters at the helm of their own adventures. A pioneering writer, she is celebrated for her unique blend of fantasy and reality, shaping the genres of modern childrens literature and influencing contemporaneous authors, including J.K. Rowling and C.S. Lewis. "The Red House" is a captivating read that will resonate with both young readers and adults who cherish the nostalgic allure of childhood adventures. It invites readers to lose themselves in the magic of the extraordinary, making it essential for enthusiasts of literary fantasy and timeless storytelling.

Cada año, la noche de San Marcos, Blue Sargent acompaña a su madre al camino de los espíritus para ver a los que morirán en los siguientes doce meses. Sin embargo, este año es distinto: Blue, la única de su familia que no tiene facultades adivinatorias, ha visto a uno de estos espiritus, y eso solo puede significar que es su amor verdadero o que lo va a matar. El se llama Gansey y es el estudiante mas rico del colegio privado mas elitista de la zona, la Academia Aglionby, cuyo emblema es un cuervo que todos los estudiantes llevan bordado en el jersey. Junto a Adam, un estudiante brillante, celoso del poder economico de sus compañeros; Ronan, un chico con problemas emocionales desde la muerte de su padre, y Noah, el observador taciturno que apenas habla, forman los chicos del cuervo, y estan empeñados en descubrir la ubicacion de la tumba del ultimo rey gales, Glendower, el Rey Cuervo. Blue sabe que debe mantenerse alejada de ellos, porque los chicos del cuervo siempre traen problemas. Aunque nunca podria imaginarse el siniestro y oscuro mundo que los rodea, donde la magia dejara de ser un juego para convertirse en una amenaza mortal.

Words are the most dangerous weapon of all...Seventeen-year-old Charlaina knows she has exceptional but perilous powers. In the far future, in a land controlled by an aged and ruthless queen, the classes are strictly divided by the language they speak. Even acknowledging a member of the ruling class while they are speaking their native tongue is punishable by death. Charlie can understand all languages, a secret she must protect to stay alive. When she meets the alluringly handsome Max, who speaks in a language she hasnt heard before, she is intensely attracted to him. Max believes that Charlie is the key to something bigger and he pledges to protect her. But as war descends, can she trust him?

"The world feels oddly strained, like a line pulled too taunt and apt to snap, smashing everything in its path."Master Mechanic Mari and Mage Alain have survived every attempt to stop them, but their enemies are determined to kill Mari, the only one who can save her world from a storm of destruction. As armies begin to gather and cities seethe with tension, Mari, Alain, and their friends must prepare to confront the storm in the place it first appeared: the broken kingdom of Tiae.The dangers facing them demand perilous raids, tough battles, and more than a little piracy. Beating the Mechanics Guild and the Mage Guild that have controlled the world of Dematr for centuries will require an unprecedented alliance under Maris command of rebellious Mechanics, Mages, and common folk who know that together they can change the world, but separately they will all lose.

Thirteen-year-old Vincent has a very special talent: He can jump into paintings and move around inside them! When the painting The Thunderstorm by an old Dutch painter is stolen from a London mansion, Vincent decides to track it down. During his search, to his great surprise, he meets Holly, who can dive into paintings just like him. The two make a bet: Whoever finds The Thunderstorm first wins! Vincent is sure that he will be faster than Holly, but the search turns out to be unexpectedly difficult. And suddenly something is also wrong with Vincent van Goghs Starry Night. Why is it that when Vincent jumps into it, the painting feels like a fake?

In "The Phoenix and the Carpet," Edith Nesbit crafts a charming tale that follows the adventures of four siblingsAiRobert, Anthea, Cyril, and JaneAiwho discover a magical carpet with the power to fly and a captivating phoenix that adds a dimension of wonder and whimsy to their escapades. Fusing elements of fantasy and realism, Nesbits narrative is woven with imaginative prose and vivid characterization, reflecting the late Victorian fascination with the supernatural while simultaneously addressing the themes of childhood innocence and the complexities of human nature. Her use of humor and dialogue keeps the tone light, while the encounters with exotic settings offer an escape from the mundanity of everyday life, providing readers with both entertainment and profound moral lessons. Edith Nesbit, a pioneering figure in childrens literature and an influential feminist thinker, drew from her own experiences of family life and societal challenges to create narratives that resonate with both young and adult audiences. Nesbits early exposure to social issues and her work with the Fabian Society likely informed her depictions of character dynamics and moral growth. Her approach to storytelling often emphasizes the importance of friendship and loyalty, elements that shine through in this particular work. I highly recommend "The Phoenix and the Carpet" for readers seeking an enchanting blend of adventure and moral exploration. Nesbits masterful writing not only entertains but also invites reflection on the complexities of human relationships through its fantastical elements, making it a timeless addition to the canon of childrens literature that continues to inspire readers of all ages.

In "The Paradise of Children," a segment of Nathaniel Hawthornes enchanting collection "A Wonder-Book for Girls and Boys," the author intricately weaves myth and moral within a narrative designed for the imagination of both children and adults. Infused with rich symbolism and lush descriptions, this story draws on classical themesAispecifically the myth of BacchusAito explore the nature of innocence and the power of fantasy. Hawthornes lyrical prose and deft storytelling create a sense of wonder, inviting young readers to delve into a world where the boundaries between reality and myth blur, ultimately shedding light on the emotional and moral complexities of childhood. Nathaniel Hawthorne, a prominent figure in American literature, often explored themes of morality, human nature, and the dichotomy between innocence and experience. Growing up in a Puritan New England environment profoundly influenced his views on morality, leading him to craft narratives that emphasize introspection and moral lessons. "The Paradise of Children" exemplifies Hawthornes desire to present kids with not only entertainment but also vital life lessons derived from historical and mythological contexts that resonate seamlessly through generations. Readers seeking to enrich their understanding of childhoodAos significance in literature will find "The Paradise of Children" a delightful and thought-provoking read. This charming tale invites both young readers and adults to reflect on imaginations role and its formative aspects of childhood, making it an essential addition to any literary collection.

¡BIENVENIDOS A LAS ISLAS HIRVIENTES!Luz Noceda cae, por accidente, a través de un portal hacia el reino mágico de las Islas Hirvientes; allí descubre un mundo de fantasía donde la magia, las brujas y los adorables guerreros demonio son reales. La joven conoce a Eda, la bruja mas poderosa en las Islas, y a su acompañante King, y decide quedarse con ellos en la Casa Buho.Eda acepta tener a Luz como su aprendiz, pero como la chica no nacio con habilidades magicas deben trabajar mas para lograr que aprenda las artes misticas. Con las enseñanzas extravagantes de Eda, el apoyo de King y la ayuda de sus nuevos amigos, Amity, Willow y Guy, Luz va por buen camino. Pero nadie dijo que seria facil para una humana tratar de aprender magia en un mundo fantastico, ¿o si?

An electric new novel from the New York Times bestselling author of Hotel Magnifique, which was shortlisted for the Waterstones Childrens book prize._______A dark academia fantasy filled with crumbling libraries, magical letters and a magnetic rivals-to-lovers romance.________Seven years ago, Maeve Abenthy lost everything when her father unleashed a terrible, world-destroying magic. Desperate to escape the stain of his crime, she lives under a fake name, never staying in one place long enough to risk discovery.That is until she receives a mysterious letter, containing for impossible words: Your father was innocent.To uncover the truth, she must pose as an apprentice for the illustrious Otherwhere Post. Here, shell be trained in the art of scriptomancy - the dangerous magic that allows couriers to deliver letters between worlds. But there are some who would prefer the past to stay buried...A dark presence watches Maeve from the shadows, hindering her investigation at every turn. Whats more, her infuriatingly handsome mentor knows shes lying about something and time is running out to win him over. It soon becomes clear that to uncover the past, Maeve may have to forfeit her heart - or worse, her future.

In this fourth explorers adventure we meet Ursula, a part mermaid girl who is determined to follow in Stellas footsteps and help her to defeat the Collector!Ursula knew the submarine wasnt designed to go this deep, but what choice did they have? No one wanted to get swallowed up by a colossal sneezing jellyfish! In a distant watery corner of the Explorers Kingdom, a submarine engineer, Ursula, is determined to become an explorer. Unfortunately, she hides an extraordinary secret, which makes her the sworn enemy of the Ocean Squid Explorers Club were they ever to find out . . . But when The Collector threatens the Club, Ursula throws caution to the wind and leads an expedition through treacherous waters, filled with gremlins, aboard the Blowfish submarine - and joined by her friends Max, Genie and Jai - and even her idol Stella!Thrilling, heart-pounding adventure with exquisite detail throughout. Alex Bells world-building is second to none. Praise for the series:A magical adventure of friendship, bravery and derring-do in a richly imagined world. The BooksellerA fantastic frosty adventure. Sunday ExpressWintry, atmospheric, highly imaginative fantasy. MetroThe most huggable book of the year . . . An (iced) gem. SFX

Who will be the next heiress? Let the Veritaz trials commence. The bestselling Rebel of the Sands author is back with a glittering fantasy thriller duology, featuring a family obsessed with money, power, fame - and magic.Sparkling . . . Hamilton is back and better than ever. Samantha Shannon, #1 Sunday Times bestselling author of ThePriory of the Orange TreeMore-than-magical . . . readers are sure to devour!Alexandra Christo, author of TikTok sensation To Kill a KingdomIrresistible!Catherine Doyle, author of instant #1 bestseller The Dagger and the FlameAt sixteen, Honora Nora Holtzfall is the daughter of the most powerful heiress in Gamanix; her family controls all the money - and all the magic - in the entire country. But when her mother is found murdered in an alley, the family throne and fortune are up for grabs, which means Nora will be pitted against her cousins in the deadly Veritaz trials to determine the rightful inheritor.But theres a surprise rival in the form of Ottoline, aka Lotte, the illegitimate daughter of Noras aunt, who was left with nuns as a baby. Thrown into the Veritaz, she is suddenly surrounded by a hostile family she never knew she had.But as the Holtzfalls wage their battles of privilege, something bigger and more sinister bubbles beneath the surface, and revolution is in the air.Incredible tests, impossible choices, and deadly odds await both girls. But there can only be one winner.A treat . . . had me in a chokehold.Bea Fitzgerald, author of Girl, Goddess, QueenAn absolutely intoxicating, irresistible read. Katherine Webber, bestselling author of Twin CrownsFabulous . . . had me hooked.Katharine Corr, bestselling author of Queen of GodsI adored it. Rachel Greenlaw, author of Compass and BladeTwisty and clever . . . I loved every second.Ravena Guron, bestselling author of This Book KillsAgalloping, glittering, twisty treat of a book. Kiran Millwood Hargrave, award-winning author of The Deathless GirlsAn absolute triumph.Roshani Chokshi, NYT bestselling author of The Gilded Wolves

The Moons Forgotten BrideA Tale by Evelyne DLorienTales from the Silent Garden Book III (can be read as a standalone)On nights when the moon wanes too soon, she wakes beneath the willow by the lake a bride once loved by the heavens, and long forgotten by the world.When Lucien Vale, a quiet clockmaker, arrives in the valley, he begins to hear a womans voice calling through his dreams. Drawn to the lakes silver silence, he meets the Moon Bride not a spirit seeking rescue, but a soul waiting to be heard.In building a clock with no hands, Lucien discovers that love is not about keeping it is about releasing.A hauntingly poetic gothic fairytale about time, memory, and forgiveness.Written in lush, lyrical prose, this standalone tale (6,000 words / 2530 min read or listen) unfolds like a dream: soft, melancholic, and luminous rather than dark perfect for readers who cherish the emotional worlds of Neil Gaiman, Erin Morgenstern, Kelly Barnhill, or Isabel Greenberg.Themes & Motifs: Love and Time · Memory vs. Forgetting · The Moon, the Willow, and the Lake · The Clock Without Hands · Mercy through SilenceGenre: Gothic Fairytale · Dark Romance · Poetic Fantasy · Sleepcast / Short NovelKeywords: gothic fairytale, lyrical short story, poetic fantasy, dark romanticism, timeless love, forgiveness, moonlight, ghost bride, clockmaker, sleep story