Resultados para "Fae" en Literatura y ficción

Join the animals of Ridgeway Furrow as they save their stream from the threat of plastic pollution! As Harry the mouse leaves his home one day, he notices a plastic bottle floating down the stream. The plastic builds and builds, until the animals of Ridgeway Furrow need to work together to clean up their stream and stop the rubbish for good!

Harry stumbles across a whale who is in trouble. The whale then explains about the growing problem of plastic pollution in our oceans, and Harry decides he needs to do something about it! This is a rhyming book that not only explains pollution as a problem but also explains recycling.

Finn Flicker loves the smell of fire and the CLANG! CLANG! of his hammer. He’s a forger, just like his grandfather, making everything from sturdy hinges to sparkly pot handles in his cozy Ironwood Smithy. But Finn has a big secret: His mother was a Fae, and his hands glow with a wild, silvery magic he calls the Fae-touch. He keeps it hidden under thick leather gloves, afraid his special light might break his solid, human world.

What happens when a simple outing turns into a new friendship? Nothing good that is. A short story about a boy and his...friend. When the forest speaks to you, sometimes you should ignore it. A small tale about what happens when you don't.

It's up to Payshance Averlee to find her missing parents. She's worried someone has kidnapped them. They wouldn't just disappear. On the eve of Payshance's 13th birthday, she would've never imagined she'd run deep into the forest of Averlee and bring the fairies back to life. She meets a fox protector named Charlie, who once served the Dark Fae, a tea-drinking historian who happens to be a beaver, and a mighty squirrel named Sampson. Once Payshance unlocks their voices, they won't stop talking or growing to the size of oaks. Can she find her parents and learn who she really is?

Twelve-year-old Orion believes adventure is something you only read about in his grandmother's old books. But when he and his buzzing robot sidekick, Sparky, discover a secret star-chart in the attic, they find a location scrubbed from every map: Fae. Ignoring the "FORBIDDEN" warning, Orion "borrows" his parents' ship and crash-lands on a world of impossible wonders. The planet is wrapped in a glowing lavender fog, with silent cities carved from pearl and forests of giant, glowing mushrooms. But the Fae are real, and they are not the fairies from bedtime stories. The planet is dying.

This is a fantasy/adventure story, 50,000 words plus. It can be enjoyed by any age group. The main characters are Gagzy and Gogzy, sisters with an extraordinary sensory insight. They see into other dimensions. The setting is the Isle of Bute in Scotland, and it includes visits to an underworld known as the Kingdom of the Fae. In the opening chapter, the girls are spending Easter on the island, when they encounter Sabmar, a powerful sorcerer who is engaged in a clash with Ainodelac, an Elven champion to the King and Queen of Suidhe.

Return to Fern’s School for Wayward Fae—where students are part human and part magical. In this sequel to the peculiar New York Times bestseller, one demifae girl discovers that Death itself has Fern's students in sight . . . and the fate of the whole school is looking grim. A girl with a...

What if your pen could take you anywhere? When young Amara receives a glowing golden pen from her wise and wonderful Nana, she has no idea what it can do—until she writes her first word. In an instant, Amara is swept into an unforgettable journey that takes her to a golden African palace, a thrilling safari, a castle in the clouds, a shimmering waterfall deep in the forest, and a magical meadow full of bunnies and butterflies. Each stroke of the pen creates a new world—and each new world teaches her something beautiful about joy, culture, and the power of imagination.

Life was slowly getting back to normal for Kieran after he helped Waverly a few months ago. Perry was getting the Menagerie running better with the help of his new assistant, Ridley. But of course, sometimes things just happen that put a screw in your plans. Lysander shows up and brings Kieran to see Perry, and they find out that there is a new monster that escaped the zoo. Now they have to come up with a new plan on how to catch it and bring it back before it's too late.

INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER · Step into Fern’s School for Wayward Fae—where students are part human and part magical. A girl with peculiar abilities discovers nothing is what it seems when sinister forces causes one of her classmates to go missing. Perfect for fans of Wednesday. A...

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING SERIES Return to Fern’s School for Wayward Fae—where students are part human and part magical. In book 2, one demifae girl discovers that Death itself has Fern's students in sight. . . . A girl who's trapped in another realm. Her school, full of the peculiarly...

“I loved every speck of it.” —Kelly Barnhill, Newbery Medal–winning author of The Girl Who Drank the Moon From New York Times bestselling author Catherynne M. Valente comes an inventive middle grade fantasy that follows a boy journeying away from the only home he’s ever known and into...

The New York Times bestselling author of the Sandman Slim series delivers a wonderful stand-alone dark fantasy in which a young girl is caught between the worlds of the living and the dead. After her father's funeral, Zoe moved to the big city with her mother to start over. But change always...