Return to the Isle of the Lost

A parent might reach for this book when their child is wrestling with their identity, especially if they feel defined by their family's reputation or past. A sequel to "The Isle of the Lost," this story follows Mal, Evie, Carlos, and Jay, the children of Disney's most infamous villains, as they try to fit in at their new school in the idyllic kingdom of Auradon. But when a mysterious threat calls them back to their old home, they must confront who they were and who they want to become. The book masterfully explores themes of self-confidence, loyalty, and the idea that you can choose your own path. It’s a fast-paced, magical adventure perfect for tweens who love fantasy and are figuring out their own place in the world.