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Here are some of our favorite titles. These titles can be found in the Teen Middle section of the library, unless otherwise noted.
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Winnie Zeng Shatters The Universe
by Zhao, Katie
Winnie and David join shamans from around the world to participate in the Shaman Youth Tournament, but while all the competitors are away, evil spirits threaten to overrun the defenseless human world. Book 3 in the series.
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The Tapestry of Tales
by O'Neill, Cathy
Starting the eighth grade, Cia Anderson, who fights fairytale characters, just wants to fit in, but when she discovers a plot by the Evil Queen to steal the talents of kids all over the world, she sets off on a cross-continental adventure to stop her.
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Fairy Godmother
by Calonita, Jen
Rescued by a mysterious duo, Renée, a young governess with a tragic past, enters the Fée world where she has the life she's always dreamed of as she tirelessly works to master her magic and return to the mortal realm with the title of godmother.
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The Princess Protection Program
by London, Alex
Escaping from her Ever After, Rosamund enters the Princess Protection Program where she adjusts to life in the real world, which has her asking more and more questions, including the most important question of all: can she change her story?
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The Stolen Slippers
by Melissa De la Cruz
To get the glass slipper back from Cinderella, Filomena and her gang return to Never After where they must help Cinderella's twin stepsisters—who are victims of her cruelty—as spells, creatures and evil swirl around them.
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Disenchanted : the Trials of Cinderella
by Megan Morrison
Even though evil witch Envearia is dead, King Clement is still nasty, Queen Maud has fled with the help of her son, Prince Dash, and Ella Coach (called Cinderella) would rather be at home sewing than living in the palace.
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The Princess Revolt
by Cathy O'Neill
Shortly after her thirteenth birthday, Cia Anderson discovers that fairy tale princesses are real, they live in New York, and they really want the spell placed on Cia when she was a baby to stop disrupting their happily-ever-afters.
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Against the Tide
by J. Elle
When her sister Mala is kidnapped but leaves behind a clue, 15-year-old Ariel and her sisters delve into forbidden waters before the Coral Moon in order to rescue Mala and end up uncovering secrets about their family, their kingdom, and what really happened to their mother.
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Never After : the Thirteenth Fairy
by Melissa de la Cruz
The first book in a fairy tale-inspired series that finds a bullied teen summoned by a character from her favorite books into a magical world that is being threatened by an evil queen.
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Fairest of All : a Tale of the Wicked Queen
by Serena Valentino
Examines the life of Snow White's stepmother, the Wicked Queen, to find out just what it is that makes her so evil that she would want to cut out her teenage step-daughter's heart and have it delivered in a locked keepsake box.
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Grounded : the Adventures of Rapunzel
by Megan Morrison
A middle-grade adaptation of the Rapunzel fairy tale follows the adventures of a long-haired girl who grows up in a wish-granting tower before meeting a stranger who tells her that the outside world is not as bad as the girl's witch guardian claims.
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Beasts and Beauty: Dangerous Tales
by Soman Chainani
A New York Times best-selling author challenges readers to believe in their own strength to face their demons with hope and an open heart and to always think for themselves, in this collection of 12 dangerous tales.
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Magic and Myths
by Michael Scott
An anthology of 11 fairy tales inspired by Irish mythology includes the stories of a midnight dance that steals children, a fairy island that appears once every seven years and a silver horse that emerges from a lake.
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Cruella : Black, White, and Red
by Hachi Ishie
You don't become a legend by being nice. She wasn't born Cruella. Gifted with talent, innovation, and ambition, Estella dreamed of becoming a fashion designer, but the world seemed intent on making sure her dreams would never come true. The life of an amateur thief is hardly a glamourous one, but in 1970s London, at the crossroads of fashion, Estella has a vision for herself and her designs, if only she can afford it! Witness Estella's life on the streets with her best friends and partners in (petty) crime, Horace and Jasper, before the infamous diva Cruella emerges to make sure no one gets in her way!
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Thirteens
by Kate Alice Marshall
Observing strange phenomena after moving to the quiet and prosperous community of Eden Eld, Eleanor is warned by new friends to pretend she cannot see the supernatural disturbances, which are believed to be the reason that three teens go missing every 13 years.
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The Isle of the Lost
by Melissa de la Cruz
The teen offspring of Maleficent, the Evil Queen, Jafar and Cruella de Vil search for a cursed magical relic that will help them escape from the dreary isle where their wicked parents have been exiled.
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The School for Good and Evil
by Soman Chainani
Best friends Sophie (princess wannabe) and Agatha (witchy loner) are headed (via kidnapping) to the School for Good and Evil, but their assumed destinies are reversed: Sophie's dumped into the School for Evil for Uglification and Henchmen Training classes, while Agatha attends Princess Etiquette and Animal Communication at the School for Good. When a certain prince charming (son of King Arthur) is thrown into the mix, anything can happen!
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Princess of the Midnight Ball
by Jessica Day George
A retelling of the tale of twelve princesses who wear out their shoes dancing every night, and of Galen, a former soldier now working in the king's gardens, who follows them in hopes of breaking the curse.
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Disney Lands
by Ridley Pearson
Wanting to celebrate the defeat of the Overtakers, the five Kingdom Keepers are mystified by their mentor's final puzzle, which reveals a threat by an evil force far greater than any they have yet encountered.
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