Pages & Co.: The Lost Fairy Tales

This second installment in the nationally bestselling Pages & Co. series continues the magical adventures of Tilly and her best friend Oskar, who possess the extraordinary ability to 'bookwander' into stories. In this enchanting tale, the duo travels to Paris before stepping into a peculiar book of fairy tales. Inside, they discover that beloved characters are missing, stories are jumbled, and mysterious plot holes threaten the very fabric of these classic narratives. It's a race against time for Tilly and Oskar to uncover the source of the chaos, leading them to confront an old adversary and learn that not every story guarantees a happy ending. Perfect for children aged 4-11, this chapter book encourages a love for reading and storytelling, appealing to fans of 'Inkheart' and 'The Land of Stories'.

The second magical bookwandering adventure in the nationally bestselling Pages & Co. series, featuring Tilly Pages as she journeys to France to wander inside a peculiar book of fairytales. Perfect for fans of The Secret Library, Inkheart, and The Land of Stories. Tilly and her best friend Oskar are bookwanderers: a remarkable group of people who, using the magical power of books, can travel inside any story they choose. But on a wintry visit to Paris, the friends wander inside a book of fairy tales to find that peculiar things are happening: characters are getting lost, stories are all mixed up, and mysterious plot holes are opening without warning . . . It's up to Tilly and Oskar to figure out what--or who--is behind the chaos. And after the friends come face-to-face with an old foe, they realize that villains can exist outside the pages of books . . . and that sometimes, you don't get to live happily ever after. Praise for the Pages & Co. series: "Mr. Lemoncello would love to go bookwandering at Pages and Co. If you love books, you're going to LOVE this book!"--Chris Grabenstein, #1 New York Times best-selling author of the Mr. Lemoncello series *"Highly recommended for readers young and old. An important reminder of the centrality of stories in shaping our lives." --School Library Journal, starred review "Winsomely harking back to the oldest children's classics, this has special appeal for romantic bibliophiles." --Kirkus Reviews "This series is made for book-lovers and attests to the power and importance of stories."-School Library Journal