Camp Legend
Welcome to CAMP LEGEND, where every kid is a true believer in legendary figures like Santa Claus, Cupid, the Easter Bunny, and even Bigfoot—well, almost everyone. Twelve-year-old Taj Tennyson didn’t ask to go to Camp Legend but here he is, the only nonbeliever in the whole camp. So how did a kid who made it his life’s mission to debunk magic even get invited to a camp where kids spend their entire summer learning to become legendary figures? By accident really—well, maybe not exactly by accident.
Appropriate for ages: 9-12
Paperback $12.99 | Kindle eBook $4.99 | Hardback $18.99 | Audiobook (coming soon)
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In a distant future, all criminals of violent crimes are sentenced to life in the Arena where they must battle against both man and beast in a fight to the death.
When sixteen-year-old Calvin Sawyer is wrongly convicted of his father’s murder, his charmed life as the son of a senator is changed forever. He’s stripped of his rights, his humanity, even his name. Now as the property of the Arena, offender CS4521 must learn to fight in the colosseum. It’s kill or be killed in this YA dystopian.
Appropriate for ages: 13+
Paperback $12.88 | Kindle eBook $4.99 | Hardback $18.99 | Audiobook $19.95
The W.H.O. Files: Potions in the Pizza
Ten-year-old twins Ethan and Emmy’s parents have never told their kids what they do for a living. Then just before Halloween, Ethan, Emmy, and their best friend Jax discover a HUGE secret: could their parents actually be . . . witch hunters? Meanwhile at school, a new team of glamorous lunch ladies arrives on the scene, serving meals that taste way too good to come from a school cafeteria. There’s only one logical explanation: they’re witches, and the meals they serve are spiked with a dangerous potion! Why have witches come to Roosevelt Elementary? Ethan and Emmy have only one option if they want to save their school and find their parents: become witch hunters themselves.
Appropriate for ages: 9-12
The Dream Keeper
Dreams: Dorothy called it Oz, Alice called it Wonderland, but Nightmares call it HOME. When an evil shifter takes over the gateway to the realm of Dreams, it falls to 14-year-olds Parker and Kaelyn to stop him. Their only hope lies with Gladamyr, the Dream Keeper, but can they trust a Nightmare to save their world? THE DREAM KEEPER is an upper middle-grade fantasy-adventure that will keep you turning the pages.
"The Dream Keeper is a fun, fantastic ride through both Dream and Nightmare. Brooks has written a book that can be enjoyed by young and old alike. Bravo!" —Michaelbrent Collings, bestselling author of The Billy Saga and Hooked: A True Faerie Tale
Lexile Score: L750 | Appropriate for ages: 9-12
Hardback $18.99 | Paperback $12.99| Audiobook $ 19.95| Kindle eBook $2.99
The DreamStone
The exciting sequel to The Dream Keeper.
When Parker’s mom is dreamnapped by the wicked Mab, it is up to him and Kaelyn to save her. When they return to Dreams, they discover Mab isn’t their only problem. Gladamyr has lost his powers and the only way to get them back is to become what he fears the most—a nightmare.
“The Dreamstone, is a wild stallion of a story: fast, thrilling, and unpredictable. If this one isn’t a kid-pleaser, I don’t know what is.” —Michelle Isenhoff, author of the Divided Decade Trilogy and the Taylor Davis Series
Lexile Score: L750 | Appropriate for ages: 9-12
Hardback $18.99 | Paperback $12.99 | Audiobook $17.99 | Kindle $4.99
The Dream Makers
The thrilling conclusion of The Dream Keeper Chronicles.
When Mares escapes into the world of Awake, it is left to Gladamyr and his teen bonds, Parker and Kaelyn, to stop him. They must return the most evil nightmare ever to exist back to Dreams before the barrier between the two worlds crumbles and darkness reigns forever. But to do so, Parker and Kaelyn must heal broken friendships and unite an army of children who are brave enough to conquer their fears.
“Uniquely imaginative and very creative...I will be recommending it to all my middle grade and young adult friends!” —The Kindle Book Review
“I'd recommend this book for its imagination and adventures!” —Camp Half Blood Reviews
"If you like the Percy Jackson, Fablehaven, or the Harry Potter series, you'll love this!" —Amazon reviewer
Lexile Score: L750 | Appropriate for ages: 9-12
Hardback $18.99 | Paperback $12.99 | Audiobook $19.99 | Kindle $4.99
The Stone of Valhalla
He was chosen to save their world, but it might come at the cost of losing his own.
Breaking into an old lady’s basement was supposed to reward Aaron with new friends. Instead he finds an enchanted amulet that transports him to another world—one at war with magic. Before he knows it, he is accused of witchcraft and invited to a bonfire—where he’s the main attraction. If that’s not bad enough, a goblin army shows up and toasts the town...literally. The good news: Aaron escapes being charbroiled. The bad news: the goblins are after him. They want his amulet and will stop at nothing to get it. Battling to find his way home, Aaron teams up with a not-so-magical-wizard and learns it’s his fate to destroy the amulet and save this new world. But is he willing to sacrifice his own?
“The Stone of Valhalla is a riveting mystery revealing true friendship, loyalty and sacrifice. Brooks engages the curiosity of middle graders and older sleuths alike, until the very end. Fantastic!” —L.R.W. Lee, author of The Andy Smithson series.
Appropriate for ages: 9-12
Hardback $18.99 | Paperback $12.99 | Audiobook $19.99 | Kindle $4.99
The Gates of Atlantis: Battle for Acropolis
This book can be enjoyed as a stand alone or enriched when added to the other Gates of Atlantis books.
Thirteen-year-old Talon is in trouble…again. He didn’t mean to burn down the school library. It just happened. Things like that always happen to Talon. His life is a mixture of the weird and bizarre. No one else he knows can shoot fire from their hands or cause an earthquake…but he can. Every night the same dream haunts Talon: the destruction of an underwater city. He hasn’t a clue what it means but he feels like fate is trying to warn him. It’s not until he runs away with his foster sister Hattie that he discovers his trouble-making powers and strange nightmare are connected. Together they are the key to saving magic…to saving Atlantis.
“Things are not what they seem in Mikey Brooks’ Battle for Acropolis, the last installment of The Gates of Atlantis series. And trust me—it’s a GOOD thing! Kids of all ages will love this fantastical adventure that will make them believe that in coming together and acting as one, we can accomplish great things. Well done, Mr. Brooks!” —Sharon Ledwith, author of The Last Timekeepers and The Arch of Atlantis
Appropriate for ages: 9-12
Paperback $12.99 | Kindle $2.99 | Other books in this series
Museum Adventures: The Maya Mystery
A chapter book that is The Magic Tree House meets A Night at the Museum!
Nick and Katie didn’t sign up to go on an adventure. They didn’t ask to be nearly killed by a jaguar, or hunt for ingredients under a volcano. They most certainly did not ask to be sacrificed by some crazy high priest at the top of a Mayan temple. But that is just what they got when they volunteered to help pack up boxes in the basement of their grandfather’s museum …well sort of.
Grandpa had warned them not to go into the Special Collections room. He had said the room was too dangerous. Nick and Katie probably should have listened. Behind that forbidden door they found a time machine—a time machine cleverly disguised as a stone obelisk. As soon as they touched it, they are whisked back to the time of ancient Maya.
Now Nick and Katie need to solve the mystery of how to get home or they just might be stuck in a time without electronics and indoor plumbing forever!
Appropriate for ages: 7-9
Museum Adventures: A Night in Nottingham
The exciting sequel to a chapter book that is The Magic Tree House meets A Night at the Museum!
Nick and Katie found a time machine in the basement of their grandfather’s museum. Before they even know where they’ve traveled, Nick and Katie are chased through a castle, arrested for stealing, and thrown in a dungeon. Surrounded by darkness, rats, and filthy peasants, they hear talk of a name they thought was only found in storybooks…Robin Hood. Will Nick and Katie find a way back home, or will they remain prisoners to the infamous Sheriff of Nottingham?
Appropriate for ages: 7-9
Museum Adventures:
A greeting So Grimm
Museum Adventures continue in this exciting new volume that takes place in 1798 Germany. On a quest through time to save their grandfather’s museum, Nick and Katie find themselves in the dark forest where they encounter wolves, a witch in a cottage, and two brothers who love a good story.
Appropriate for ages: 7-9
If You Give a Teacher An Assignment
"If you hand a teacher an assignment, she will need a pen to correct it." This book was created to celebrate the hard work that our teachers have given.
Appropriate for all ages
Paperback $9.99 | Kindle $4.99
ABC Adventures: Magical Creatures
Mikey Brooks' all time best-seller with school! If your kids like the whimsy of Dr. Seuss this book is for them! ABC Adventures is filled with magical creatures that are familiar and some you might not have heard of. Its a fantastic way to engage you child in the fun of learning the alphabet and discovering mythical and fantastic beasts.
Appropriate for all ages
Trouble with Bernie
Mikey is having trouble with his imaginary friend. No matter how they play they always seem to get in trouble. Is there a way Mikey can get Bernie to stay out of trouble? Find out in Trouble with Bernie.
Appropriate for all ages
Bean's Dragons
Have you ever had a dragon in your house? How about a dozen? Bean is a little girl with an imagination that is creating quite a mess. Although Bean loves each of her dragons, she forgets how untidy they can be when having so much fun. When Bean’s parents discover what’s happened in their short absence, Bean finds herself the blame of the dragons’ giant mess.
Appropriate for all ages
