Books in The Fairy Chronicles series

The Spirit of Fun and Frolic, responsible for spreading happiness, is in trouble. Harlequin, who derives her fairy spirit from a harlequin snake, is also the good-natured Fairy of Jokes and Mischief. Together with her friends—Dove, Cricket, and Blue (a blue dragonfly fairy)—she must find the Spirit of Fun and Frolic. The fairies have to persuade Whoopee (an elephant), Tom Foolery (a magical stuffed animal), and Monkeyshine (a grasshopper with a magic harmonica) to reveal the location of the troubled spirit. During this seemingly endless day, the fairies also seek help from a fish, a Jack Russell terrier, an ice cream vendor, a fancy hamster, a tiny magician, and a Persian cat to retrieve the magical Pebble of Spree to save the life of the spirit and restore happiness to mankind. In this story, the fairies also learn why the bluebird is the happiest of all birds, and what the grasshopper uses buttons for.

What if our strangest dreams, those that couldn’t possibly be true, were the ones that were actually real? Christmas is often a time of dreams and fancy. But this Christmas, the Council of Dream Wizards, who are responsible for providing dreams for the whole world, have lost faith in mankind’s ability to believe in dreams. Two members of the Council are sent on a journey in search of true dreamers. When the Dream Wizards lead Clover and her friends into a bizarre cycle of dreams, the fairies take a fanciful journey of their own and encounter things like a skateboarding pig and a house made entirely of feathers. In order to be released from the puzzling dream loop, the fairies are asked to make a series of difficult choices leading up to a dangerous situation that forces them to trust without reason, believe in themselves, and make a leap of faith to save their lives.

Three bat fairies have been abducted. Luna and her friends embark on a rescue mission that leads them into the Well of Secrets, which is the doorway to Eventide, the Land of Darkness. In an attempt to free the captives, the fairies uncover the secrets of a magic mirror and a grand piano. They also encounter a Light Witch who has trapped a Dark Witch inside the mirror. With the help of an elf owl and a sphilox, an elf fairy of light, Luna battles an evil agent of the Demon of Darkness to free the fairies and escape from Eventide.

Larkspur and Alyssum are very good-natured and obliging fairies, always concerned with helping others whenever possible. However, when the girls meet a polecat named Sniggerbly Wiskerfink, he puts their charitable and caring feelings to the test by sending them on numerous pointless errands and fruitless tasks. Again and again, the girls are convinced that they must help the polecat: His urgent requests and pleadings are so imperative that his dire needs must be genuine! During this crazy adventure of seeking useless items that include Life’s elusive Bowl of Cherries, pink pickles, chartreuse pinecones, and even Mrs. Astor’s Pet Horse, the fairies are actually persuaded to chase a goose. Unfortunately, Sniggerbly Wiskerfink has asked for help so many times when he didn’t really need it, and sent others on endless useless pursuits for so many long years, no one is willing to come to his aid when he truly finds himself in trouble. Larkspur and Alyssum appear to be his only hope. But has the polecat burned these bridges too?

Fans of The Mortal Instruments and The Infernal Devices can get to know warlock Magnus Bane like never before in this paperback collection of New York Times bestselling tales, each with comic-style art.This collection of eleven short stories illuminates the life of the enigmatic Magnus Bane, whose alluring personality, flamboyant style, and sharp wit populate the pages of the #1 New York Times bestselling series, The Mortal Instruments and The Infernal Devices. Originally released one-by-one as e-only short stories by Cassandra Clare, Maureen Johnson, and Sarah Rees Brennan, this compilation presents all ten together in print and includes a special eleventh tale, as well as eleven comic illustrations.

In early April, Honeysuckle discovers an enchanted garden in which it is always winter, and where the month of February begins again every six weeks. Winterberry, a fairy who never ages, is forever trapped in the garden. Jack Frost, the Spirit of Winter, cast the icy spell on the February Garden eighty-five years ago to keep Winterberry from ever leaving. Winterberry’s only companions are Hoarfrost and Snowflake—a groundhog and an ermine. With the help of three magical spirits, Honeysuckle tries to convince Jack Frost to lift the spell. In this tale of longing and desire, Honeysuckle learns that letting go is sometimes the best way to hold on, and that only trust and compromise can lead to true happiness for Jack and Winterberry.

Amanda Riverside is a cricket fairy. During an afternoon walk, she hears beautiful music coming from a lonely, overgrown garden. In looking for the answer to the secrets contained in the secluded garden, Cricket discovers an enchanted music box. With further investigation, she finds out that the mystery surrounding the music box involves a longstanding quarrel between a giant and a witch. Along with Moonflower, Blue, and Spiderwort, Cricket tries to help settle the feud. During their adventure, the fairies befriend a beautiful nightingale that is under a powerful enchantment. With the help of shooting stars, magical rain showers, and bewitching lullabies, Cricket seeks to end the vengeful grudge between the giant and the witch, in order to free the nightingale from the spell.

On their Christmas break, Heather and her friends meet an old woman who is responsible for making the Basket of Understanding, which is the source of all understanding on earth. Without the basket, caring and kindness would not exist. But the old woman has to continually work on the basket. If she ever stops, all understanding will be lost to mankind. Similarly, an old man, who is a friend to the old woman, must constantly weave the Blanket of Comfort, which produces security and ease for all creatures of the earth. The fairies must try to find a way for the woman and man to finish their endless tasks. For this purpose, they seek out a matchbox genie. During their adventure, the fairies also discover how sphiloxes, elf fairies of light, are born.

MEET the Drakes:A darkly romantic, irresistibly alluring family of royal vampire bloodREAD Alyxandra Harvey's Ruling Passion: a haunting, humorous saga, now gathered into one juicy volume!"A refreshing take of the familiar teenage vampire drama . . . Harvey builds an engaging world of vampire cultures balanced wit a smart mix of darknewss and humor." -Publishers WeeklyA fabulous and fast-paced read! The action is superb . . . this is the perfect escape read." -Romantic TimesBind up contains:Hearts at Stake Blood Feud Out for BloodPreviously published separately as The Drake Chronicles

The Ship of Pools is a magical ship that delivers cargo to many destinations all over the world. The many pools of the ship contain freight such as mules, tools, jewels, stools, rules, and ghouls. When the captain of the Ship of Pools abandons his vessel, Sandpiper and her friends must find a way to make the cargo deliveries. Without a skipper, this trip is destined to be the ship’s final voyage. But by a strange twist of fate, the fairies are able to find a new crew for the magical Ship of Pools.