De la Cruz, Melissa

Mal, Evie, Carlos, and Jay take on Uma, Ursula's daughter, in a race to save King Triton's trident.

Imprisoned on the Isle of the Lost, the teenaged children of Disney's most evil villains search for a dragon's eye, the key to true darkness and the villains' only hope of escape.

When they begin receiving threatening messages they believe are from their villainous parents, Mal, Evie, Carlos, and Jay know they must return to the Isle of the Lost to find out what is going on before the plot to destroy Auradon succeeds.

"A collection of true, personal stories from girls and women of all ages--about the barriers they've faced, the battles they've fought, and the dreams they've brought to life"--Back cover.

Twenty-first-century witch Freya Beauchamp has become time-locked in the year 1692--in Salem, Massachusetts. That means she cannot even safely try to use her magic to get back to her own time. Soon enough, she is accused--rightly--of being a witch, and the burning stakes are set. Meanwhile in their correct time, Freya's mother Joanna and sister, Ingrid, search for a missing pixie totem that could bring Freya back.

Depicts Joannna and her daughters, Ingrid and Freya, who have finally found peace after the centuries-old ban against practicing magic has been lifted. But when everything gets turned upside down, the romantic interest of each woman creates tension: Joanna is caught between her ex-husband and a new man; Ingrid is fearful about her first real relationship with a mortal; and Freya is forced to doubt the man she loves. Further complications arise when a dead spirit attempts to contact Joanna and they are unsure whether it will be helpful or harmful.

Having been prevented from using magic for centuries, witches Joanna, Freya and Ingrid decide they can no longer hide their true selves and begin weaving spells once more. When a series of violent attacks begin to plague their town soon after, however, they realize they must uncover the dark forces working against them and causing havoc.

Three teenage girls from different backgrounds work for a summer in the Hamptons as au pairs for a wealthy family, and in spite of many ups and downs, all three end up changing for the better.

Twenty-first-century witch Freya Beauchamp has become time-locked in the year 1692--in Salem, Massachusetts. That means she cannot even safely try to use her magic to get back to her own time. Soon enough, she is accused--rightly--of being a witch, and the burning stakes are set. Meanwhile in their correct time, Freya's mother Joanna and sister, Ingrid, search for a missing pixie totem that could bring Freya back.

After learning of her family's illegal immigrant status, Jasmine realizes that college may be impossible and that deportation is a real threat, uncertainties she endures as she falls for the son of a congressman who opposes an immigration reform bill.