Survival is the ultimate power. Paedyn Gray must navigate a kingdom where being “Ordinary” is a death sentence. This book is a poignant look at identity, social inequality, and the “masks” we wear to belong—a must-read for fans of The Hunger Games.
Survival is more than just staying alive—it’s facing what’s inside. Theo finds himself in a haunting alternate reality where his town is literally upside-down and his depression has a physical voice.
Something is biting in Deepwater Creek, and it’s not a fish. This graphic novel follows two brothers whose final summer fishing trip turns into a supernatural nightmare. When the adults won’t listen, it’s up to the kids to face the monsters lurking in the depths and in their own minds.
Looking for an entry point into fantasy without the 500-page lore dump? Fast-paced adventure perfect for younger or reluctant readers featuring a hero who gains divine powers to avenge a family tragedy, it offers straightforward action and clear stakes. While simple for seasoned fantasy fans, it’s a solid introduction to the “Hero’s Journey” and the influence of fickle gods.
What if the Sword in the Stone was a trap? Mari Mancusi delivers a 4-star “twisted” retelling of King Arthur’s legend. When Madam Mim rigs the selection of the king, Arthur and a new, fierce Guinevere must team up to reclaim their own destinies.