Tosha cant wait to visit her cousin, Patty. The two ten-year-olds love to spend time together, even though Tosha has a way of getting them into some unusual situations! This time is no different. Shortly after her arrival, Tosha persuades Patty to visit the old abandoned mansion located near Pattys house. Something draws Tosha to the run-down home, and she desperately wants to discover who lived there and what they were like. Patty thinks its a spooky, dangerous firetrap, even so she agrees to help Tosha look for clues. But nothing could have prepared them for what they find: a diary hidden inside an ancient trunk in the attic. This is no ordinary diary. It has mysterious and amazing powers, and when the girls read the book, they travel to strange, faraway places with exotic animals, fascinating people, and exhilarating adventures. They also meet another ten-year-old girl, Emma, who accompanies them on their journeys. Theres only one problem: they dont know how to get back home? Is there a connection between the old mansion, the diary, the trunk, and Emma? Tosha and Patty must solve the puzzle or risk being trapped within the powers of the trunk forever!

Once a majestic town, Stuart Easterly is cursed by an evil sorcerer erasing its beauty and turning it into a scary land where its residents are afraid to live. The main characters, a gnome Enaht Lhaw, and a witch, Helga Borisnaval fall in love and through their love bring the town back to life.

A young boy and his Norwegian grandmother, who is an expert on witches, together foil a witches' plot to destroy the world's children by turning them into mice.

Daddy, please! Please don’t do this!” I begged with my hands. “It’s done, Tegan. The contract is signed. You will leave tonight to be the Alpha King’s contracted mate. You will bear him an heir within three months, or you will regret it!” He roared out, his face showing me just how angry he truly was. I silently wept at the cards fate played me. I will be nothing more than a baby-making machine for the cruelest Alpha known, Ezra Hendricks. Tegan Declan is a shy she-wolf who was born deaf. She is starting a new life as a disabled wolf in a new pack. She is the new contracted mate to the Alpha King, Ezra Hendricks. “Being deaf was a quality I would hate my son to have. As a wolf, you need all your senses to be able to lead, protect, and stay alive. Lacking hearing would not benefit anyone; it could lead to mass destruction and the loss of many lives. It would not be a good quality for a king. This brought me back to my question. What makes her think she is fit to be my Queen? I want to know what she thinks her strengths are. Would they outweigh her weaknesses?” This is book 1 of the trilogy series.

The Dark Witch is a delightfully demented fairy tale In the time-honored tradition of the most famous fairy tales, this one is a bit scary. The Dark Witch is a cauldron full of "witchful thinking" from Canadian author and illustrator Graeme Bennett. It's a delightfully demented fairy tale written for modern audiences, where the usual tropes don't apply. Instead, we meet a prince who ends up being a rather slimy character and a powerful princess who takes command of an entire army. It all begins in a faraway forest near the Phishmoors of Tyrolea, where a dark witch named Ranthara makes a secret pact with a king.... Key characters and themes Key characters include a king and queen who long for a child and a wicked witch who tricks the king with a bad bargain. There's also an enchanted princess and a prince who is not exactly what he appears to be, a pair of cute dogs named Arfer and Wagsalot and Starlight, a magical horse. And an army of horrible tree monsters, too. Suitable for ages 8 to 12. Some fantasy violence. Audience representation and inclusive themes Audience: juvenile fantasy/horror enthusiasts. Female protagonist.