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We publish books for children, from middle grade to young adult.
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We publish books for children, from middle grade to young adult.

Sisters in Delft

Nika Teran

"Antonia felt a pull, and that tingling in her bones she'd experienced before. She approached to read the letters on the golden-colored plate: Johannes Vermeer: The View of Delft."

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While on a visit to The Cloisters museum in New York City, Antonia and her little sister get pulled into a painting and land in the Dutch city of Delft in 1647. Will Antonia outwit two ancient spirits, keep her wayward sister safe, and find the way back home?

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Sisters in Delft is about friendship, sisterhood, and mysterious worlds that lie just beyond our reach.

Find more about Sisters in Delft here.

The Well of Souls

Cordelia Kelly

Lola Monteux, a treasure-hunting vampire, is betrayed by her crew and sentenced to death. Desperate to evade her fate, she embarks on a daring escape to a haunted island cursed for her kind. Her solitary mission: to unearth the fabled Well of Souls treasure, rumoured to bestow invincibility upon demons like her and grant her the freedom she craves.

 

As Lola succumbs to the enchantment of the island, powerful magic weaves its spell around her. She is inexplicably drawn to Gael, a local boy, and his group of misfit friends. Undercover as a teenager, Lola discovers the joys and vulnerabilities of her long-lost humanity, and begins to lose sight of her original mission—to secure her survival at any cost.

“Kelly manages to imbue Lola with the lofty air of an old vampire and the surliness of a teenager in equal measure—an unlikely combination that will surely endear her to readers. In a YA paranormal/supernatural genre that can be overcrowded, Kelly includes enough unique details—such as Lola’s surprising skin care routine—to differentiate this book from the vampire-novel rabble … An imaginative take on the teen-vampire trope with plenty of action and romance and a compelling antihero.”

 

Our Verdict: Get It —Kirkus Review

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The Sibyl and the Thief

Cordelia Kelly

Sabine Gillesella has betrayed her people by working as a spy for Duke Aurich, the most powerful man in Illyamor. But now she has been cursed with invisibility and her time is running out before she fades away completely. When she meets Anora, a blind orphan who swears she knows how to help her, Sabine must follow her on a dangerous journey through a haunted forest, or risk losing more than her life.

 

Bound by fate, Sabine and Anora uncover truths that challenge their very identities, revealing a destiny greater than they ever believed. As the world crumbles around them, they must summon the courage to weave the fabric of the realms back together and restore balance to a land on the brink of collapse.

“Kelly excels at speedy worldbuilding but doesn’t rush the narrative...Sabine is an easy protagonist to like, as she’s protective of her family and friends; she and her hotheaded but equally loyal brother both stumble into understated, engaging romances.

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The story continues to dish out startling plot turns (not just in the final act) before reaching an unforgettable open ending. Dynamic characters galvanize this entertaining, well-paced magical tale.”

 

Our Verdict: Get It —Kirkus Review

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