Caitlin Augusta
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Splinter & Ash
Encourage readers to push through early chapters for a character-driven fantasy series opener with tons of adventure. Recommended for most collections, especially those serving fans of Jennifer Nielsen or Kate O’Hearn.
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Sleeping Spells and Dragon Scales
A powerful presentation about courage in the face of childhood autoimmune disorders is juxtaposed with fantasy elements that fail to develop. Purchase where handselling as a contemporary title can overcome mixed marketing.
Between Monsters and Marvels
Hand sell this to its delighted readers—children who like Fantastic Beasts and animal rescue stories.
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The Song of the Swan
Sutton’s prose is fluid and readable—certainly young balletomanes and fans of fairy-tale retellings will overlook the stumbles. Suitable for larger fantasy collections.
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The Very Dangerous Sisters of Indigo McCloud
This Irish import will please children who want an over-the-top bully book jam-packed with adventure. This novel is wacky, awesome, and terrifying. It hits the right balance of ridiculous and real, but a sibling trying to kill a sibling is still intense and may be a specific fit for prepared readers.
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Hither & Nigh
A domestic fantasy that covers a lot of ground with solid character development, this novel will be enjoyed by many readers.
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Spineless
While a Calpurnia Tate–style historical fiction has a particular audience, this boasts a rich setting, an ecological mystery, and enough character development to recommend it.
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A Darkening of Dragons
An engaging fairy-tale adventure that would pair well with Jessica Khoury’s “The Mystwick School of Musicraft” series. Suitable for most libraries.
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The Outlaws Scarlett and Browne
Intricate worldbuilding and a compelling heroine will appeal to readers who like “Rick Riordan Presents,” as well as the works of Philip Pullman and Garth Nix.
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