Books about magic of books

In the enchanting second installment of the Pages & Co. series, Tilly Pages and her best friend Oliver embark on a brand-new "bookwandering" adventure. After discovering her ability to travel into the pages of books, Tilly finds that the world of stories is becoming increasingly unpredictable. When fairy tales start leaking into other stories and characters begin to lose their way, Tilly and Oliver must travel to Paris and delve into the dark, tangled woods of the Brothers Grimm to uncover the truth behind the mysterious "Underwood."

This book is perfect for children who love magical libraries, classic fairy tales, and the idea of stepping inside their favorite stories. Anna James weaves a beautiful tale that celebrates the power of imagination and the enduring magic of literature. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in The Land of Stories or Inkheart, offering a cozy yet thrilling mystery that keeps young readers turning pages. Parents will appreciate the positive themes of friendship, bravery, and the importance of preserving stories for future generations.

Highlights:

• A magical journey through classic fairy tales like Jack and the Beanstalk and Rapunzel.
• Explores the concept of "bookwandering" and the secret world of the British Library.
• Strong themes of friendship, family secrets, and the courage to do what is right.
• Engaging mystery elements that keep middle-grade readers hooked.

In the third installment of the enchanting Pages & Co. series, Tilly and her best friend Oskar find themselves on a high-stakes journey across the globe. As the world of bookwandering becomes increasingly dangerous, the duo must travel to America to find the legendary Map of Stories. This magical adventure is perfect for children who love the idea of stepping into their favorite books and meeting literary characters face-to-face. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in mysteries that blend the real world with the whimsical realms of fiction.

Anna James continues to weave a spellbinding tale that celebrates the power of stories and the importance of libraries. This book is a great choice for fans of Harry Potter or The Land of Stories, offering a unique "bookwandering" mechanic that will spark any young reader's imagination. With themes of bravery and the enduring bond of friendship, it provides a heartwarming yet thrilling experience that keeps readers turning pages until the very end.

Highlights:

• A magical "bookwandering" concept where characters can enter books.
• A globe-trotting mystery involving the search for the Map of Stories.
• Strong themes of friendship, family secrets, and the love of literature.
• Engaging for fans of classic children's literature and modern fantasy.