The Camp Jupiter Classified is a short but sweet novel about Claudia, a sweet 12 year old girl and a brand new camper of camp Jupiter, her first days as a camper, and the situation she finds herself in immediately in.
The Buried and the Bound is a wonderful novel about Aziza, a capable witch who will go to great lengths to protect her town. Leo, a boy with gaps in his memory and a desperation to get answers about the person he has forgotten, and Tristan a necromancer whose life fell apart after he made a deal with the wrong person. “The Buried and the Bound” left me spellbound while reading and even after. It went inches from becoming my newest hyper fixation.
Hermia, the daughter of a noble Athenian man, planning to elope away with the Athenian boy she loves– Lysander. A group of low-class workers wanting to conduct a play for the duke and duchess. A wedding for the duke and duchess that is about to happen in four days. And a green world full of parallels. What could ever happen in only four days?
Keeper of the Lost Cities, a New York Times bestseller from 2012, grabs readers on page one, and holds them completely through hundreds of pages. Sophie Foster is raised in a human family, but always feels she is “different.” When Sophie turns twelve, a mysterious boy named Fitz turns up, claiming she's an elf. Fitz sweeps Sophie away to the magical world of Lost Cities, where she meets elves and other surprising folk.
A Court Of Silver Flames by Sarah J Mass is a slow-paced romantasy book that follows Nesta and Cassian as they navigate a post-war world and all the traumas that come with it. As Nesta is in a spiral of self-deprivation as she is coming with post-war life, her family becomes tired of her ways instructing her to train with the man who makes her blood-boil more in the anyone, Cassian. Though the blood-boiling may mean more than anger, their attraction to each other is undeniable as they become closer.
Lodestar is the thrilling fifth installment in the middle grade fantasy series: Keeper of the Lost Cities. Sophie’s world is once again plagued by the attacks of the Neverseen. With threats on every side and mysteries to unravel, Sophie must do whatever she can to assure her family and friends are safe. The Neverseen are plotting something big, and it’s up to her to figure it out before it’s too late. Especially since the Neverseen are targeting those closest to her now.
The Mermaid, the Witch, and the Sea by Maggie Tokuda-Hall is a captivating tale set in a fantasy world where a young gender-fluid pirate named Flora rescues a captive mermaid, Evelyn, from a cruel imperial ship. As they navigate the treacherous seas together, their fates become entwined with a secretive witch, the mysterious Lady Blaine, who has her own agenda.
After almost no progress for two years and nine months, Ophelia finally is able to track Thorn’s trail on the ark of modernity, Babel. With the help of her friends, Gail, Fox, and Archibald, Ophelia reaches Babel under the false name of Eulalia. As she meets the ark of the twins, Pollux and Helen, Ophelia enrolls at the conservatory of the Good Family with the aid of Ambrose, a young ecstatic boy, in order to find Thorn and discover who God really is.
The Missing of Clairdelune is the second installment of The Mirror Visitor, right after A Winter’s Promise. Ophelia visits the Court of Farouk, a family spirit with immense power, for protection of her family in exchange for reading Farouk’s ancient Book. However, there seems to be a misunderstanding as she is later appointed Vice-Storyteller.
In A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Mass, also known as ACOTAR (ah-co-taar), a 19-year-old girl named Feyre (fay-ruh) lives in a village close to the world of fairies deadly and magical, known as Pythian. Because her father lost his trading ships somewhere in the ocean, her family lost a lot of money and now depend on Feyre to care for them. One day, when she goes hunting for food in the middle of the winter, she finds a doe.
