Books with title Mr. Topsy-turvy

My name’s Zalia. I’m a witch, and I just turned 16. I’m also a royal since I’m the King’s niece. I’ve never broken the rules, never dated, never been kissed. I go to The Royal Fae Academy where my best friend’s a pixie, and I’m in love with a jaguar shifter. Three years ago, my cousins jinxed me with 36 curses - fun ones like all witches hate me, no one can touch me, and I can't undue the curses or they will multiply. There are also other curses I can't remember, but I have a feeling they have something to do with my missing parents, the King, and my best friends. Now the curses are threatening all the realms, and I have to find a way to reverse them all before it's too late. How do I reverse things I can't remember, and who can I trust? Did I say I just turned 16?

There are few things that little children enjoy more than catching grown-ups in a lie. Well, this book is littered with them, turning every general assumption on its head in a completely Topsy Turvy World of blatant falsehoods and conspicuous role reversals. From science and the natural world to time honored children's fairy tales, Atak's book teaches with humor what's right, by highlighting everything wrong in these images as mice chase cats and firemen douse water with flames . . .A wordless book with beautiful illustrations on every page illustrated by one of Germany's best known and loved illustrators, Atak.

Walk a mile in my shoes Sabrina's friends think her life is perfect -- she gets straight As, has a great job, and the coolest wardrobe. But they have no idea how hard it is for Sabrina to hide her magical powers. Sabrina tries to conjure up a spell that will put her friends in her shoes -- now they'll know what it's really like to spend a day in the life of Sabrina Spellman. Student, friend, niece, waitress, reporter, and witch! But when Sabrina casts the spell everything gets turned upside down! Mortals are recklessly using her magic, her aunts don't remember ever having been witches, and Sabrina is completely powerless. Sabrina's really done it this time...

“Then Mr Maston; you pretend that a woman has never been able to make mathematical or experimental-science progress?”“To my extreme regret; I am obliged to; Mrs. Scorbitt;” answered J.T. Maston.“That there have been some very remarkable women in mathematics; especially in Russia; I fully and willingly agree with you. But; with her cerebral conformation; she cannot become an Archimedes; much less a Newton.”

Jules Verne (1828-1905) is one of the most recognizable names in Western literature, coming to be known as one of the Fathers of Science-Fiction. Although he studied to be a lawyer and held stock trading jobs, he quickly learned that he had a knack for weaving adventurous stories of travels and expeditions. It didn’t hurt that one of his teachers may have been inventor Brutus de Villeroi, who created the first submarine for the U.S. Navy. Verne wrote about air travel and space travel 50 years before either was possible.