Fantasy Books

Working for the Animal Defence Organisation, protecting the creatures of Wouldlock from hunters, has been a way of life for Wolf since he was a small child and lost his own parents. But now, animals are dying, and Wolf and his fellow rangers don’t know why. Soon, Wolf realizes that stopping the killing will take him far beyond the forests of Wouldlock, through a world of naked greed and bitter revenge, testing his valour and showing him how strong the clasp of friendship can be. This fantasy-adventure novel from a 12-year-old author will appeal to young-adult readers.

This book is an excellent choice for readers who appreciate an insightful and thought-provoking story about the impact of nature. It highlights the relationship that humans have with the natural world, and offers unique perspectives on how we can learn from and respect nature. This book is a must-read for those who seek to connect with nature and seek enlightenment, as it offers a fascinating look at one of the most powerful forces in the world.

The Adventures of Flash Jackson is perfect for readers who enjoy novels with a strong, relatable protagonist who defies gender norms. The book explores themes of identity, independence, and family dynamics in an engaging and heartwarming story. The incorporation of magical realism adds a unique touch to the narrative and keeps the reader intrigued until the end. Overall, this book is a must-read for anyone looking for a coming-of-age story that will inspire and entertain.

Romance, friendship, and dark, bone-chilling fear fill the pages of this “genuine and truly eerie” ( RT Book Reviews ) debut in the spirit of Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children .Twelve years ago Stella and Jeanie vanished while picking strawberries. Stella returned minutes later, with no memory of what happened. Jeanie was never seen or heard from again.Now Stella is seventeen, and she’s over it. She’s the lucky one who survived, and sure, the case is still cloaked in mystery—and it’s her small town’s ugly legacy—but Stella is focused on the coming summer. She’s got a great best friend, a hookup with an irresistibly crooked smile, and two months of beach days stretching out before her.Then along comes a corpse, a little girl who washes up in an ancient cemetery after a mudslide, and who has red hair just like Jeanie did. Suddenly memories of that haunting day begin to return, and when Stella discovers that other red-headed girls have gone missing as well, she begins to suspect that something sinister is at work.And before the summer ends, Stella will learn the hard way that if you hunt for monsters, you will find them.