Fantasy

In the land of Iwagoto, an old danger is returning. Every thousand years, someone with the right prayers can summon up a dragon to grant their wish—for good or for ill.

Reader warning: This review contains spoilers.

“No one with a book is ever alone, even in the darkest hours.”

The time has come. The chessboard has been set, and battle lines have been drawn.

“a well-written contemporary YA novel with likable characters and a few moral lessons that are obvious but not heavy-handed.”

“The language is dark and lush, compelling the reader to finish just one more chapter . . . [Taylor] crafts intriguing, fully realized characters . . .”

Fans of bestselling author Cassandra Clare’s Mortal Instruments and Infernal Devices will not be disappointed by this first book in a new series. Lady Midnight: The Dark Artif

This is a retelling of the classic Aladdin’s tale with a twist.

In this high fantasy, seventeen-year-old Oleander “Lea” Saldana is a “clipper,” a trained assassin, and her favorite method is poison.

“A provocative sequel infused with Gaiman’s emblematic humor and nuance.”

In magical books such as Landline and Eleanor & Park, Rainbow Rowell has proven herself to be a writer of exquisite lyricism and heartbreaking characterization.

“If you know you’re going to be around to see it, you look at the fate of the world differently.”

“It’s like Alice in Wonderland meets Jason Bourne in Fallujah.”