This novel follows the story of Cormac O'Connor, an Irish immigrant who arrives in New York in 1740. After his parents are killed by an English lord, he vows revenge and is granted immortality by an African healer, on the condition that he never leaves the island of Manhattan. The story spans three centuries, as Cormac experiences New York's transformation from a colonial outpost to a modern metropolis, while he waits for his chance to avenge his parents.

"The Jumbies" is a captivating and enchanting tale that follows the adventures of Corinne La Mer, a brave and curious young girl living on the island of Trinidad. When a mysterious and powerful jumbie threatens her village, Corinne must use her wit and courage to protect her family and friends. With its rich Caribbean folklore and vivid descriptions, this book takes readers on a thrilling journey filled with magic, friendship, and the triumph of good over evil.

"Chinook Texts" is a collection of original narratives and texts in the Chinook language, accompanied by English translations. Compiled by a prominent anthropologist, the book serves as a significant resource for understanding the linguistic and cultural heritage of the Chinook people of the Pacific Northwest. The texts, which include myths, legends, and historical accounts, provide insights into the social structure, beliefs, and daily life of the Chinook. This work is particularly valuable for researchers and scholars interested in Native American languages, folklore, and anthropology.

In this satirical fantasy novel, three witches embark on a journey to a distant land to prevent a fairy godmother from forcibly creating a "happy ending," regardless of the consequences. The witches, each with their own distinct personality and approach to magic, navigate through a world filled with twisted fairy tale tropes, encountering talking animals, voodoo, and the power of stories along the way. As they travel, they grapple with the nature of destiny and the importance of free will, ultimately aiming to subvert the godmother's manipulative narrative and allow the people to shape their own lives. The novel humorously explores themes of fate, storytelling, and the subversion of traditional fairy tale conventions.

Set in an alternate early 19th-century America where magic is real, the story follows Alvin Maker, a young man with extraordinary abilities known as a "Maker." As Alvin continues his journey to understand and harness his powers, he faces challenges from those who fear or misunderstand his gifts. Meanwhile, his wife, Peggy, uses her own unique abilities to navigate the political and social tensions of the time, striving to prevent a looming conflict. The narrative explores themes of destiny, power, and the struggle between good and evil, as Alvin seeks to fulfill his potential and bring about a better future.

In this fantasy novel, we follow the story of a rare magician with the ability to travel between parallel Londons—Red, Grey, White, and, once upon a time, Black. Each London has a different level of magic, and the balance of power is precarious. The protagonist serves as a messenger and smuggler between the Londons, adhering to a strict set of rules to keep these worlds separate. However, when an unexpected encounter leads to the discovery of a dangerous artifact from the forbidden Black London, the magician must navigate treacherous political waters and dark magic, with the help of an adventurous thief, to prevent catastrophic destruction.

This book is a captivating collection of short stories set in the enchanting world of Moominvalley, focusing on themes of love, acceptance, and the beauty of nature. One standout tale, which shares its name with the book's title, revolves around the heartwarming journey of the Moomin family as they encounter and nurture a small, invisible child, helping her regain her visibility and confidence through kindness and understanding. The narrative beautifully explores the transformative power of compassion and the importance of feeling seen and acknowledged, making it a timeless read for both young readers and adults.

In the urban fantasy novel, a young Afro-Latina girl from Brooklyn discovers her family's involvement in a supernatural legacy known as Shadowshaping, where they can infuse ancestral spirits into paintings, music, and stories. However, her world is thrown into chaos when she realizes that a malevolent force is hunting the shadowshapers, aiming to destroy her family's cultural heritage and power. As she delves deeper into this mystical world, she must embrace her identity and heritage to harness her newfound abilities, navigate the complexities of her community and friends, and fight to protect the legacy passed down to her by her ancestors.

In this reimagined tale inspired by "One Thousand and One Nights," a young woman volunteers to marry a caliph known for taking a new bride each day only to execute her at dawn. She does this to avenge her best friend, one of his previous victims. However, as she weaves stories night after night to postpone her execution, she begins to see a different side to the ruler and uncovers secrets that could alter the course of the kingdom. Amidst a backdrop of magic, betrayal, and political intrigue, the woman finds herself torn between her mission for revenge and the unexpected feelings she develops for the man she intended to hate.

In a world where gods once walked among humans, the city of Bulikov stands as a shadow of its former glory, its divine beings vanquished and their miraculous feats erased from history. The once-powerful city, now subjugated and stripped of its cultural identity, serves as the backdrop for a complex tale of political intrigue and murder. When a historian is found dead, a shrewd intelligence operative arrives to investigate the killing, only to find herself entangled in a web of conspiracies, secrets, and an emerging threat that could reignite an age of miracles and chaos. As she delves deeper into the city's forbidden history, she confronts the true nature and potential resurgence of the divine powers that once dominated the world.

"The City of Brass" is a captivating fantasy novel set in 18th century Cairo, where Nahri, a young con artist with healing abilities, accidentally summons a powerful djinn warrior. As she is thrust into a world of magic and political intrigue, Nahri discovers her true heritage as a descendant of the djinn and becomes embroiled in a dangerous power struggle between two magical factions, the Daeva and the Nahids. With vivid world-building and complex characters, this book explores themes of identity, loyalty, and the consequences of wielding power.

The book follows a young man with a deep-seated love for a series of fantasy novels, who discovers that the magical world he's always dreamed of is real when he is unexpectedly admitted to an elite college of magic. As he learns to navigate the complexities of spellcasting and the social dynamics of his fellow magicians-in-training, he struggles with the darker sides of this fantastical world and his own desires. The story is a coming-of-age tale that blends the wonders of magic with the painful journey into adulthood, exploring themes of disillusionment, desire, and the search for identity and meaning in a world where even the impossible can happen.

In a universe where necromancers hold power, Gideon, a skilled swordswoman, is reluctantly paired with her childhood rival, Harrow, to compete in a deadly trial that could grant them immortality. As they venture into an ancient, decaying mansion filled with secrets and puzzles, they must unravel the mysteries of their world and face sinister forces lurking within. With a blend of dark humor, complex characters, and a gripping plot, "Gideon The Ninth" is a thrilling and unique blend of science fiction and fantasy.

In this epic fantasy sequel, the realm of Dara is threatened by an invasion of powerful, dragon-like creatures from beyond the fabled Wall of Storms. The young emperor and his subjects must navigate political intrigue, complex family dynamics, and innovative magical technology to defend their land. With a rich tapestry of diverse characters, the story delves into themes of power, progress, and the cost of empire-building, as scholars and warriors alike confront the limits of their knowledge and the brutal realities of war.

"The Maid of the North" is a collection of feminist folktales from around the world, reimagined to emphasize the strength, intelligence, and agency of female protagonists. These stories showcase a diverse array of heroines who confront challenges, embark on adventures, and often outwit their adversaries through wit and courage. The tales are drawn from various cultural traditions and aim to provide young readers with empowering narratives that contrast with the more traditional, often passive roles of women in folklore. This anthology celebrates the resilience and ingenuity of women, offering inspirational role models and a fresh perspective on classic folklore.

In a world where dragon riders are the elite defenders of their realm, a young woman named Violet Sorrengail is thrust into the brutal and competitive environment of Basgiath War College. Despite her frail stature and scholarly background, Violet must navigate deadly trials, form alliances, and harness her inner strength to survive. As she faces treacherous rivals and uncovers hidden conspiracies, Violet's determination and resilience are tested, ultimately revealing her true potential and the power of her bond with a formidable dragon.

In this enchanting tale, a young boy named Gergő discovers a mysterious world of dream catchers who are responsible for protecting dreams from the nightmares that seek to disrupt them. As Gergő embarks on a thrilling adventure, he learns about the delicate balance between the dream world and reality, and the importance of confronting one's fears. With the help of new friends and his own courage, Gergő must navigate through this fantastical realm to ensure that the harmony of dreams is preserved for himself and others. Along the way, he gains insights into bravery, friendship, and the power of imagination.

The novel is a poignant blend of fantasy and reality, following the story of a young nurse serving in the Vietnam War. She unexpectedly acquires a magical amulet with healing powers, which brings a new dimension to her already challenging role in the conflict. As she navigates the horrors of war, the nurse uses her newfound abilities to aid her fellow soldiers, grappling with the ethical dilemmas and emotional toll of her dual role as a healer and a participant in a brutal conflict. The narrative explores themes of compassion, the human cost of war, and the search for hope and humanity amidst chaos.

In this science fiction novel, a bureaucrat from a distant future Earth arrives on a planet that is about to be submerged by a once-in-a-generation tidal flood. His mission is to track down a rogue magician who is suspected of stealing a powerful piece of technology. As the bureaucrat navigates the planet's exotic and dangerous landscape, he encounters various enigmatic characters and delves into the complex relationship between advanced technology and the nature of reality. The story weaves together elements of mystery, political intrigue, and surreal encounters, culminating in a confrontation that challenges the protagonist's understanding of his world and his place within it.

"Powers" is the final installment in a young adult fantasy series set in a world where some individuals possess magical abilities. The story follows a young slave with an extraordinary memory who escapes his life of servitude and embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Along the way, he encounters various cultures and belief systems, which challenge his understanding of freedom, power, and the nature of his own abilities. As he navigates political intrigue and personal challenges, he must come to terms with his past and decide what kind of future he wants to create for himself and others.

The series blends elements of fantasy, science fiction, and historical fiction, following the journey of a young woman who is transported back in time to the age of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. With her knowledge of the future and her emerging psychic abilities, she becomes a pivotal figure in the ancient world, influencing historical events and intertwining her destiny with legendary characters. As she navigates the challenges of her new life, she also uncovers mysteries that link the past, present, and future, revealing a timeless battle between light and darkness. Her adventures across time explore themes of destiny, reincarnation, and the interconnectedness of all things.

"Love and Sleep" is the second novel in a four-part series that weaves together elements of history, mythology, and magic. The narrative follows the life of Pierce Moffett, a historian who becomes entangled in a complex tapestry of events that span centuries. As Pierce delves deeper into the study of Renaissance hermeticism and the mysteries of the past, he also grapples with personal relationships and his own spiritual journey. The novel blends the metaphysical with the mundane, exploring themes of love, knowledge, and the pursuit of truth, all while challenging the boundaries between reality and the supernatural.

Set in the early 20th century, this novel follows the life of a renowned magician, Charles Carter, who becomes embroiled in a dangerous game of deception and intrigue after he performs a trick on President Harding, who dies mysteriously hours later. Carter is forced to use his skills to clear his name, while also dealing with other challenges including a beautiful, elusive woman, a blind lion tamer, and a rivalry with Houdini. This historical novel weaves together a tale of magic, love, and suspense.

The book is a collection of whimsical and satirical short stories that blend fantasy with reality, centered around ordinary people in the French town of Montmartre who encounter extraordinary situations. The title story features a mild-mannered protagonist who discovers he has the ability to walk through walls. This newfound power offers him both comedic and tragic opportunities as he navigates the complexities of his life, love, and society's constraints. The tales are known for their playful use of magical realism to explore human nature and the absurdities of the modern world.

In this enchanting tale, two sisters, Blanca and Roja, find themselves ensnared in a cruel family curse that has haunted generations: one sister is destined to become a swan. Their bond is tested when two local boys become entangled in their lives—one emerging from a strange transformation, and the other hiding his true identity. As the sisters grapple with the curse's grip, they must navigate a complex web of love, rivalry, and identity, challenging both societal expectations and their own deepest fears. The story weaves magical realism with themes of family, fate, and the power of self-acceptance, creating a lyrical narrative that explores the blurred lines between fairy tale and reality.