Franny Billingsley Libri

In a world where a dagger's voice guides her, the Robber Girl embarks on an adventure with Gentleman Jack to claim gold. Instead of treasure, she discovers a miniature cottage and two dolls who present her with three daunting tasks. As she navigates this unexpected challenge, the Robber Girl grapples with the weight of these tasks, contrasting them with the simpler demands placed on Gentleman Jack. Themes of ambition, loyalty, and the complexities of fate unfold as she seeks to fulfill her destiny.

A compelling, magical and extremely powerful tale that combines high drama and thrilling danger with true romance

At home,in the Mouse House,Baby Boo-Boo gets no respect.Just look at her Baby Boo-Boo.She's no baby!The word drives her wild in a big, bad way.And here's Mama Mouse calling, always calling after her,"Baby! Where are you, Baby?"It's humiliating.Mice (and other small persons)will understand whatBig Bad Boo-Boo does.It's quite naughty.

In the early twentieth century in Swampsea, seventeen-year-old Briony, who can see the spirits that haunt the marshes around their town, feels responsible for her twin sister's horrible injury until a young man enters their lives and exposes secrets that even Briony does not know about.

The story revolves around a mysterious wishing well in Bishop, where residents can make a single wish that often leads to unintended consequences. When Nuria wishes to inhabit Catty's body, she unleashes a series of complications that challenge the boundaries of identity and desire. As the narrative unfolds, it explores the repercussions of wishes gone awry and the struggle to restore balance in their lives.