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A prince cursed.Hidden truths revealed.An ancient evil emerges-can she fight what lives inside?Princess Alexandria expects her happily-ever-after to begin after marrying the prince of her dreams. But when it's revealed that Prince Aaron has been cursed by someone trying to hurt her, turning him into a jealous, violent monster, Alex must retreat to safety in her own kingdom, Warren. There she grapples with having put Aaron in harm's way-not knowing if the man she loves will ever be himself again.Determined to help Alex, the sorcerer Gryphon relives the horrifying memories of Aaron belittling and hurting Alex, learning it was his family that cursed him in the first place. It's all his fault and if he doesn't save the Princeling, his future with Alex will be over before it begins.While the sorcerers led by Gryphon try to find a cure, Alex discovers hidden spellbooks that might hold the key to saving Aaron-as well as an old journal revealing truths that throw her whole life into question and unearth why her grandfather killed her mother. When Alex shares what she's learned, a close ally's true identity is exposed.Now, Alex must confront the truth of her past and what it means about her relationship to Aaron, face the sorcerers who want to capture or kill her, and ready herself to become the Queen her kingdoms need.Can Alex grow into the sorceress she's meant to be...or will the fury raging inside hold her back?

"The book takes us into the woods, meadows, and streams of an Appalachian forest where a girl and a coyote pup each have their first woodland adventures."--

From New York Times best-selling author Jonathan Balcombe comes this charming and affecting tale of young Jake, who on his first fishing trip with his grandfather, makes a crucial discovery when he meets Ava, an archerfish, caught on his line. "This tender tale will evoke empathy in young readers. And, the art is exquisite.”          —Joyce Sidman, winner of the NCTE Award for excellence in Poetry for Children, Winner of the Sibert Medal, author of The      Girl who Drew Butterflies and many other titles.

Twins Martina and Mateo wanted a hamster as a pet but find caring for Jeannie a chore. Their younger sister, Sophia, loves Jeannie and sets out to discover why Jeannie escapes from her cage. This endearing story is also instructive about the needs of small animal companions, often referred to as pocket pets. Full color.

Can a hen be a boy's best friend? Aaron thinks so!

With poetic language and lush oil paintings, children will cheer on the tiny but mighty yellow warbler as she makes her perilous migration journey from the tropics of Central America to the Canadian tundra.

McDuff is back! THE forlorn pup who finds a home (and rice pudding) will delight a new generation of readers.

Chicu the Amazon parrot's adventures--from capture to being reunited with his soul mate, sailor Big Blue.

This foxy fable is about the truth that all animals need a secure home on this, their earth.

The story of two dogs' joyful excursion to a dog park.