Lundquist, Jenny

Calliope "Callie" Meadow Anderson wishes her life was more like a fairy tale; instead her best friend is acting weird, her parents' marriage is rocky, and she needs very large glasses, but things start getting better when she discovers her glasses are magic.

Told from three viewpoints, Audrey, Grace, and Harlow come together at their annual town carnival to heal and reconnect after a tragedy.

"Violet is still grieving her mother's death when her father marries the meanest teacher at school, making her move to a new home, and when she finds a Christmas Wish List that her mother had written for her to complete, she works to honor her mother's wishes."--OCLC.

Told from three viewpoints, Audrey, Grace, and Harlow come together at their annual town carnival to heal and reconnect after a tragedy.

"Izzy Malone is challenged to participate in unconventional manners-themed exercises after being enrolled in a home-study etiquette school"--OCLC.

"Izzy Malone is challenged to participate in unconventional manners-themed exercises after being enrolled in a home-study etiquette school"--OCLC.

Polly Pierce is on the planning committee for Groove It Up, a talent contest between her school and their rivals, but when Polly's best friend Kelsey has a freak accident, it is up to Polly to fill in for her.

"When the king of Galandria dies and Wilha's younger brother, Andrei, claims the throne, he reveals that Elara, Wilha's secret twin sister, has been masquerading as Wilha, and both girls must fight for their lives when declared traitors to their country"--Provided by OCLC.

Elara, an orphan, and Princess Wilha are both searching for their identities and meet face-to-face when an assassination attempt threatens the peace of neighboring kingdoms.

Calliope "Callie" Meadow Anderson wishes her life was more like a fairy tale; instead her best friend is acting weird, her parents' marriage is rocky, and she needs very large glasses, but things start getting better when she discovers her glasses are magic.