Cover by : @Guinealove2005 After students from the Academy for the Gifted prank The Magic School for the Utterly Hopeless, Mikey and his classmates seek revenge. But the very night they plan on getting it, their home, their city gets taken over by vicious creatures led by the evilest warlock in all the land, the Great Destroyer. It's up to them to save the day. Lower Middle Grade. Approx. 20, 000 words

Having a genie is always complicated. Bringing him to school makes everything worse. Nothing ever seems to go Megan's way; she doesn't have that many friends, she's late for everything, and she's barely passing her classes. It seems like she's doing everything she can just to stay in the middle of the pack. So after scraping together all the couch-cushion money she could find, she decides to run away. Sitting at the bus stop late one night, Megan comes across an old bottle someone threw away. With nothing else to do, she decides to take a closer look. When she opens it, a kid her own age appears, ready to grant her whatever she wants. So, she wishes to be popular - what could go wrong? As Megan's life takes a drastic turn for the better, she gets a little cocky. After a failed bet with the genie, she agrees to let him come to school. Before she knows it, he's worming his way into every part of her life: he's in all her classes, friends with her brother, and getting invites to hang out with her friends. But once she starts spending time with him, Megan finds she has a new problem. Despite her best efforts, she's starting to see him as something more than just her personal wish-granter; he's almost a friend. But can she trust him?

Since she was a little girl, Velvet has been reading stories about great wizards and witches of Rumerra's past, wishing every night to wake up one day and be blessed with the affinity for magic herself. Unfortunately, the odds are stacked against her. Both her parents had no magic and thus the chances of her developing it are slim at best. But the gods of fate smile upon her one day when she receives her mark of light, thus becoming a light witch. Acquiring magic is only the first step, however. After this comes the grueling and life-long task of mastering it. We accompany the young witch as she sets out on a journey of self-discovery, full of magic and wonder - or so she thought. Velvet quickly starts realizing that the world of Rumerra is not like the worlds she got to know in her stories at all. Compared to her hometown of Simula, Rumerra at large is vast and unforgiving. From the frigid tundra of the Frozen North to the craggy hills of Eldrasit, and the vast forests of the elven lands, Velvet encounters mercenaries, dragons, and a vast array of other creatures, all of which seem eager to demonstrate that the world is far more cruel and unforgiving than she thought. Good and evil are not so easily told apart, not everyone is to be trusted, friends can die and a happy ending is all but guaranteed. Will Velvet be able to find her place in such a world? Can she become the hero she admired in her storybooks and pass on her knowledge of magic to others as she always wanted? Or will the cruel reality shatter her illusion and bring the girl to her knees?

Mr. Forkle is stressed. He found out that there is a species called Wizards, and the Elves have no idea who or what they are. Since Sophie Foster has lived with humans, Forkle sends her to the Forbidden Cities on a solo mission to enroll at Hogwarts. Sophie must watch out for things she has never seen, and watch out for those who want her dead. Harry Potter is happy. He and his friends are having an amazing life, now that they defeated the Dementors and helped Sirius. But Harry is now entering his 4th year at Hogwarts, and receives a letter saying to protect Sophie Foster from Voldemort. This story is taking place when Sophie is 14, but after Legacies, and after book 3 of Harry Potter. (Voldemort is also back, and this story is like the 4th Harry Potter book). Enjoy!

BOOK ONE Featured 4x on official wattpad Fantasy profile: Fantasy, Young Adult Fantasy, Dark Fantasy and Magical realism reading list Camille did not know what blood was coursing through her veins. But she knew it wasn't human blood. My adoptive parents didn't know what they were in for when they picked me. They say foster kids come with heavy baggage. I came with terrifying dreams. Unable to handle me anymore, they sent me to a boarding school for troubled teens, like I needed help or something. Whatever. The moment I step into the school, I know something isn't right. Turns out, monsters are real, demons are real, and I'm not who I thought I was. Highest Ranking: #1 YA Fantasy #1 Occult Fiction #1 mean girls #1 cambion #1 Magic School #1 Sorcery #1 Magical Realism #1 Spell #2 Boarding school #2 Demon #2 Horror Fiction #3 Occult #3 sorcery #4 Magic School #38 Teen Fiction #77 Paranormal

Perry Arval isn't what anyone would call unskilled. After all, he's a magician. He can manipulate arts most could never dream of, like going from his home in Ireland to the other side of the world in seconds. But it's never been enough. The only thing he's interested in is summoning, but, thanks to his halfling spirit, he can't do it without risking possession. Not that the strict law that keeps people like him away from sorcery stopped him from pursuing it anyway. With a fire demon fused to his soul and a red flag sticking out of his uniquely strong spirit, things take a turn for the worse-namely when a dark and powerful demon slips into his life. Now that this angry spirit has a hold on him and a target painted on the society of magicians he calls home, everyone he knows is in danger. When his father goes missing, Perry must seek the aid of someone he never even knew existed: his twin sister. Together for the first time in sixteen years, Perry and his sister Bronte are thrown into an adventure that spans from New York City to the brink of the demon realm in order to save their parents and put an end to a thousand-year-old vendetta.

In the world of magic there are only two options: learn control, or risk becoming the one thing everyone fears. On the anniversary of her parents' death Mara Collins must face more than her own grief; she must face a hidden world. When a series of accidents over the past eleven years leads to her discovery of witches and magic, Mara must make the decision to leave her life behind in order to hone her new abilities or stay and risk the chance that her powers could rage out of control. When people discover Mara is a descendant of one of the most powerful witches in history, they start to believe Mara will follow in her ancestor's footsteps. No pressure, right? Not everyone is excited to hear of Mara's potential power, and some even want to stop her. With a Fae for a roommate, a witch for a mentor, and a Werewolf Prince for a friend everything seems to be looking up. But when friends turn to enemies, who can Mara go to for help? who can she trust? Will she be able to control her powers before they turn her into the one thing everyone fears?

Damian, an average middle grader, discovers his elvish heritage when he meets Lady Rachel, his aunt, who happens to turn his bike into a stallion to summon him to her castle. At Lady Rachel's palace Midwood, Damian discovers a world of magic, from the wood's heart to the fay tree. He stumbles across marvellous things he never thought he would. But, everything is not as it should be. While Damian is on his way home, he notices that the wood is on fire, and Lady Rachel comes and puts it out with the dryads' help. While back at home, Damian's neighbour is holding a mermaid prisoner in his pond. Damian plans on helping the mermaid escape. But he has no idea how to do it. His grandmother, who happens to be an enchantress herself, comes visiting from whom Damian begins to learn simple magic tricks. Meanwhile, Damian rescues the mermaid with the help of Lady Rachel and his grandmother.

Twelve year old Kate Dawson is unhappy at home. Her widowed mother has remarried and Kate has a stepfather and a six year old half-sister, Emma, who is nothing but a pest. She knows the resentment she feels towards Emma and her stepfather is making her mum unhappy, but Kate is confused by the deep feelings of guilt and jealousy that plague her. One morning, Emma disappears down a mystical looking well. Irritated but worried, Kate follows and the two girls are thrust into the tunnels of Miu, an unknown place built within the lava tunnels of an extinct volcano. They meet a young Miuan princess and her guard, who are on the run, and the girls are instantly swept into a danger that will test their skills, their friendship and their love.

It was the summer of 1976 when my father left us. It was a particularly memorable summer and my mother suffered terribly. My father had left her for a younger woman and moved into her apartment which was above a flower shop where she worked. My mother struggled making ends meet and got a job as a nursing assistant at Peaceful Haven, an old folks home that still exists although it is very badly run down now. Because she could not afford a baby sitter, my mother took me to work where I sat in the lounge and watched TV and read books. On her lunch breaks she took me across the street to Faulkner Park where she made out with Fred while I wandered around eating my sandwich. But I quickly grew bored. I was 8 then, a bright young girl with an active imagination. I imagined doors in the sandbox, swings into the sky, doors to another world. And in the rooms of the old lost souls were more doors only waiting to be opened. I took those souls with me on my adventures and eased their loneliness and age with my contagious eagerness to believe anything. And then a terrible thing happened to me, so terrible I could not speak of it. I was in hospital, unable to believe anymore and my old friends came to visit me and to believe for me. I am 30 now, and as I write this and look back I wonder if I still believe. And yes, I do. Believing got me through that summer and believing got my father to come home again.