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THE WONDER LIBRARY
ROCKET PUPPY
PET ADVENTURES
Meet Pinky. She’s a puppy at the Pet Store. She really wants a home with a nice family, but no one is picking her. Will Pinky find a home?
Best for Ages: 6-8
Genre: Animals / Comedy
Themes: Patience, Hope, Change
Book 1: Pinky's Home
INFINITY OLLIE
OUTER SPACE ADVENTURE
Nine-year-old Ollie is just a normal kid living on a space station in ‘the infinity’ (that's what everyone calls outer space these days). Searching for a new home planet, Ollie's community needs doctors, scientists, and engineers, but Ollie isn’t sure what he wants to be when he grows up. What if he wants to be something different?
Best for Ages: 7-9
Genre: Science Fiction / Coming of Age
Themes: Purpose, Belonging, Friendship
Book 1: Ollie's Inspiration
SAVING ROSE
SWORDS, GEMS, and DRAGONS
“Girls are born to decorate, not fight with swords! Only boys are brave enough to fight dragons.” Rose has heard these words since forever.
So what if Rose can make gemstones fly through the air to decorate their family castle? This year, she wants a sword for her birthday. Just like her twerp little brother got when he turned two. She wants to prove that girls are just as brave and strong as boys.
When a dragon crashes her birthday party, she decides to show everyone that this princess doesn’t need saving.
Best for Ages: 8-11
Genre: Fantasy / Magic / Dragons
Themes: Self-Belief, Bravery, Passion
Book 1: The World of Rose
ROBIN RUMBLEBELLY
THE PIRATE PRINCE
In a fantastical world of territorial pirates, strange sea monsters, and a dash of magic to boot, everyone grows up with the same dream—to amass the greatest treasure.
Except for Robin. Born to the ocean’s richest and most infamous pirate, he already has all the gold and pet crocodiles a pirate prince could want, but now he needs to prove that he deserves it.
Today Robin turns twelve, and his demanding father has set him an impossible task. On these swashbuckling seas, failure is not an option.
Best for Ages: 6-8
Genre: Fantasy / Pirates / Adventure
Themes: Humility, Honesty, Courage
Book 1: Robin's Island
THE LAST DINOSAUR OF AFRICA
Bell Shepherd and her pet wolf, Grizz, live on a remote Alaskan island. She is used to taking care of herself while her zoologist parents are off “saving the world”… as they say.
Tired of being left behind, Bell decides to run away. While packing, she discovers a secret room in her parent’s cabin that changes everything. Her parents are part of a secret society searching for a mythical species in Africa. Now they’ve gone missing, and it’s up to Bell to rescue them.
Best for Ages: 9-12+
Genre: Mystery / Adventure / Nature
Themes: Resilience, Self-Reliance
Book 1: Meet Bell Shepherd
Astro Stardust: Part 2
Astro Stardust has a message for you. He’s detected glimmers of a distant galaxy full of undiscovered worlds. This galaxy holds clues to the origins of Astro’s magical spaceship, The Wondaer Library, and an ancient legend that puts the entire universe in danger. Astro needs your help to explore these strange new lands and report back to him.
Rocket Puppy: Part 2
Pinky’s patience paid off. After watching other puppies get adopted at the pet store for weeks, a new family has finally chosen to bring her home! She even has a new name: Rocket. Forget Pinky—the shy, cautious, and lonely PUPPY. Meet Rocket—the life of the party, the professional pool-swimming, dirt-digging, toy-chewin’ DOG.
As Pinky is carried outside, she waves goodbye to her good friend, Mr. Squirrel. He waves goodbye with his tail and wishes her luck on her new adventure. “Squeak, squeak.”
But Pinky’s excitement evaporates as she is carried into the belly of a giant, growling metal creature. She’s seen these creatures roaring in the streets beneath her window in the pet store. “This is a car,” says the boy, who was now her new best friend.
Pinky tried to tell herself that she had to be brave. This was only the first of many new challenges! But instead of feeling brave, Pinky let out a little whine. The boy stroked her ears. “Change can be scary,” he said, comforting her. “Don’t worry, I’ll take good care of you.” His words made her feel better. Pinky—no—ROCKET, looked out the window at the big world beyond and imagined the adventures that awaited her.
As Pinky is carried outside, she waves goodbye to her good friend, Mr. Squirrel. He waves goodbye with his tail and wishes her luck on her new adventure. “Squeak, squeak.”
But Pinky’s excitement evaporates as she is carried into the belly of a giant, growling metal creature. She’s seen these creatures roaring in the streets beneath her window in the pet store. “This is a car,” says the boy, who was now her new best friend.
Pinky tried to tell herself that she had to be brave. This was only the first of many new challenges! But instead of feeling brave, Pinky let out a little whine. The boy stroked her ears. “Change can be scary,” he said, comforting her. “Don’t worry, I’ll take good care of you.” His words made her feel better. Pinky—no—ROCKET, looked out the window at the big world beyond and imagined the adventures that awaited her.
Infinity Ollie: Part 2
On the Infinity Station, it’s tradition for kids of Ollie’s age to choose a career path from a set of predetermined choices, such as the usual scientists or engineers, but Ollie is inspired to break the mold. He wants to be an Infinity Explorer. He dreams of finding a new home planet for his community to flourish. In his mind, what could be more helpful?
But when an older kid, Brock, reminds Ollie that the only kids who become Infinity Explorers are the best of the best, Ollie realizes that his only chance to make his dream a reality, is discovering a unique talent within himself. Donning his trusty school uniform and rocket boots, Ollie marches off to school with a mission: uncover the skill that would make him worthy of his dream.
But when an older kid, Brock, reminds Ollie that the only kids who become Infinity Explorers are the best of the best, Ollie realizes that his only chance to make his dream a reality, is discovering a unique talent within himself. Donning his trusty school uniform and rocket boots, Ollie marches off to school with a mission: uncover the skill that would make him worthy of his dream.
Robin Rumblebelly: Part 2
The time had come. As the sun dipped below the horizon, shades of orange and purple stretched over the young pirate prince’s island. Robin Rumblebelly stood in the sand, proudly looking up at his magnificent father, Captain Roary Rumblebelly. The man was respected by all pirates, feared by all sea monsters, and beloved by all mermaids. With treasure towers as tall as volcanos, the man was envied by the world.
Standing on the deck of his infamous ship, the Scarlet Marauder, Captain Rumblebelly’s red cloak billowed in the evening wind as he addressed thousands of loyal pirates on the beach. “Today marks the dawn of a new era!” Captain Rumblebelly declared. “Today, my son will take to the seas, with a ship and a crew of his choosing, to plunder his first enemy vessel as captain, and prove himself worthy of the Rumblebelly fortune. There will be no return without riches.” Three thousand pirates cheered in agreement.
Robin’s fingers danced across the hilt of his sword. He could hardly contain his excitement. The boy had been born gifted, raised by the best, and developed an unwavering belief in his own abilities. Today was his day and he would not disappoint. Swinging on a rope, Robin dismounted with a backflip and landed easily on the deck of the Scarlet Marauder, taking his place beside his father. The crowd roared with applause.
“Now,” Captain Rumbelly said, putting his giant hand on Robin’s shoulder. “My son. You must choose a ship that’s fitting of your spirit.” He gestured out at his fleet of two hundred ships anchored in the emerald waters. “And you must choose a loyal crew that will fight until the end.” He gestured to a group of young pirates standing at the front of the crowd, all eager to prove their worth on the seas.
Robin stomped his foot on the deck. “The Scarlet Marauder will be my ship!” Before Captain Rumblebelly could finish muttering, “But that’s my ship—” Robin pointed to his father’s most experienced captains, “And your captains will be my crew!”
A hush fell over the crowd. No prince had ever been so bold as to lay claim to his father’s ship and crew. Robin met the eyes of his father’s captains, daring them to challenge his royal right. After a long moment, one of them stepped forward. It was Ironclad Isabella. She was known for embarrassing the men in duels. In fact, it was still unsettled if even Captain Rumblebelly had defeated her in a duel. Isabella raised her chin and spoke directly to Robin, “If you think yourself worthy to lead me…” She reached behind her back and pulled two scimitars from their sheaths. “Prove it.” One by one, the other captains joined her, drawing their swords and grunting in agreement, “Aye! Let’s have it boy!”
Robin’s eyes widened in disbelief. For the first time in his life, his hands felt slick with sweat, and his voice cracked as he squeaked, “Very well then!” The duel was on.
Standing on the deck of his infamous ship, the Scarlet Marauder, Captain Rumblebelly’s red cloak billowed in the evening wind as he addressed thousands of loyal pirates on the beach. “Today marks the dawn of a new era!” Captain Rumblebelly declared. “Today, my son will take to the seas, with a ship and a crew of his choosing, to plunder his first enemy vessel as captain, and prove himself worthy of the Rumblebelly fortune. There will be no return without riches.” Three thousand pirates cheered in agreement.
Robin’s fingers danced across the hilt of his sword. He could hardly contain his excitement. The boy had been born gifted, raised by the best, and developed an unwavering belief in his own abilities. Today was his day and he would not disappoint. Swinging on a rope, Robin dismounted with a backflip and landed easily on the deck of the Scarlet Marauder, taking his place beside his father. The crowd roared with applause.
“Now,” Captain Rumbelly said, putting his giant hand on Robin’s shoulder. “My son. You must choose a ship that’s fitting of your spirit.” He gestured out at his fleet of two hundred ships anchored in the emerald waters. “And you must choose a loyal crew that will fight until the end.” He gestured to a group of young pirates standing at the front of the crowd, all eager to prove their worth on the seas.
Robin stomped his foot on the deck. “The Scarlet Marauder will be my ship!” Before Captain Rumblebelly could finish muttering, “But that’s my ship—” Robin pointed to his father’s most experienced captains, “And your captains will be my crew!”
A hush fell over the crowd. No prince had ever been so bold as to lay claim to his father’s ship and crew. Robin met the eyes of his father’s captains, daring them to challenge his royal right. After a long moment, one of them stepped forward. It was Ironclad Isabella. She was known for embarrassing the men in duels. In fact, it was still unsettled if even Captain Rumblebelly had defeated her in a duel. Isabella raised her chin and spoke directly to Robin, “If you think yourself worthy to lead me…” She reached behind her back and pulled two scimitars from their sheaths. “Prove it.” One by one, the other captains joined her, drawing their swords and grunting in agreement, “Aye! Let’s have it boy!”
Robin’s eyes widened in disbelief. For the first time in his life, his hands felt slick with sweat, and his voice cracked as he squeaked, “Very well then!” The duel was on.
Saving Rose: Part 2
Princess Rose had an extraordinary power. The power of…wait for it…Decoration. Gasp. Ooo. Ahh. Eye roll. Rose wanted a sword. Rose wanted to fight dragons like the boys. And Rose definitely didn’t want her parents choosing who her best friend would be for the rest of her life. But Rose’s parents, the childish king and the stuffy queen, had chosen a young boy named Prince Dinkledoo to be Rose’s lifelong best friend. How wonderful. Would Rose ever get a say in her own life?
Sure, it was neat that, with the flick of a finger, Rose could make gemstones dance and soar through the air, but was it "neat" that she could only use this power to decorate castles? She didn’t want to befriend a weird little prince and move to the countryside to decorate his castle for the glory of the kingdom. But Rose's parents’ passion for doing things the old way meant that Rose was…yep, you guessed it, doomed.
To Rose’s surprise, on the day that Prince Dinkledoo arrives, she doesn’t find him as repulsive as she had imagined. In fact, the quirky little boy has no interest in swords. He prefers art. The two make a deal to trade his sword for her interior design talents as soon as they are far, far away from their parents. If they can just play their parts in the day’s friendship ceremony, Rose might have a chance to live happily ever after.
But when, right on cue, a dragon crashes the party, Prince Dinkledoo doesn’t live up to his end of the bargain. Traditionally, he would draw his sword upon the dragon’s arrival, vow to protect his new best friend, the princess, and lead the giddy knights into battle against the fire-breathing beast. Instead, no surprise, Dinkledoo drops his sword and hides behind a flower bed. “Is it over yet?!”
While all the knights stare in confusion, hungry to dance with the dragon, but waiting for their “fearless” leader to inspire them, Rose realizes her dreams are in jeopardy. If Dinkledoo doesn’t pick up his sword, he’ll be deemed unworthy of her friendship and she’ll be doomed to befriend a different prince who will certainly not be giving up his sword.
On the other hand, Prince Dinkledoo's abandoned sword is calling Rose's name. So shiny. This could be Rose's chance to prove herself once and for all. Rose wonders if she should encourage Prince Dinkledoo to take up his sword and play his part, or test her own metal? As the dragon destroys one castle tower after another (all of which Rose had painstakingly decorated with jewels FYI), Rose has only split seconds to make a decision that will determine the rest of her life.
Sure, it was neat that, with the flick of a finger, Rose could make gemstones dance and soar through the air, but was it "neat" that she could only use this power to decorate castles? She didn’t want to befriend a weird little prince and move to the countryside to decorate his castle for the glory of the kingdom. But Rose's parents’ passion for doing things the old way meant that Rose was…yep, you guessed it, doomed.
To Rose’s surprise, on the day that Prince Dinkledoo arrives, she doesn’t find him as repulsive as she had imagined. In fact, the quirky little boy has no interest in swords. He prefers art. The two make a deal to trade his sword for her interior design talents as soon as they are far, far away from their parents. If they can just play their parts in the day’s friendship ceremony, Rose might have a chance to live happily ever after.
But when, right on cue, a dragon crashes the party, Prince Dinkledoo doesn’t live up to his end of the bargain. Traditionally, he would draw his sword upon the dragon’s arrival, vow to protect his new best friend, the princess, and lead the giddy knights into battle against the fire-breathing beast. Instead, no surprise, Dinkledoo drops his sword and hides behind a flower bed. “Is it over yet?!”
While all the knights stare in confusion, hungry to dance with the dragon, but waiting for their “fearless” leader to inspire them, Rose realizes her dreams are in jeopardy. If Dinkledoo doesn’t pick up his sword, he’ll be deemed unworthy of her friendship and she’ll be doomed to befriend a different prince who will certainly not be giving up his sword.
On the other hand, Prince Dinkledoo's abandoned sword is calling Rose's name. So shiny. This could be Rose's chance to prove herself once and for all. Rose wonders if she should encourage Prince Dinkledoo to take up his sword and play his part, or test her own metal? As the dragon destroys one castle tower after another (all of which Rose had painstakingly decorated with jewels FYI), Rose has only split seconds to make a decision that will determine the rest of her life.
Shepherd Wilds: Part 2
On a cold Alaskan night, Bell Shepherd has just pulled off her boldest act yet – sabotaging a construction site to safeguard her island's precious wilderness. But when she returns to her family's unique glass cabin built into the rock of a solitary island, she receives a phone call. Her parents are missing.
Bell pretends to care and then hangs up, irritated. This is the seventh time that her parents had gone “missing”. It usually just meant that they dropped their phones in the ocean, or lost cell service in the jungle because they cared more about their jobs as field biologists than their own daughter. Tired of being left behind, Bell decides to teach her parents a lesson. She’s running away.
In the haste of packing, Bell stumbles upon a forgotten golden ring, an old birthday gift from her absent parents. To Bell, it had been a symbol for how little they knew her because her jewelry just got in the way of rock climbing. So Bell stuffed the ring in a drawer and erased it from her memory. But now she sees a connection to a mysterious wall in her cabin's basement. The grooves of the ring that she once scorned fit perfectly inside a carving on the wall. It wasn’t a wall, it was a door. The ring was a key. And the truth behind her parents' disappearances was on the other side.
Bell pretends to care and then hangs up, irritated. This is the seventh time that her parents had gone “missing”. It usually just meant that they dropped their phones in the ocean, or lost cell service in the jungle because they cared more about their jobs as field biologists than their own daughter. Tired of being left behind, Bell decides to teach her parents a lesson. She’s running away.
In the haste of packing, Bell stumbles upon a forgotten golden ring, an old birthday gift from her absent parents. To Bell, it had been a symbol for how little they knew her because her jewelry just got in the way of rock climbing. So Bell stuffed the ring in a drawer and erased it from her memory. But now she sees a connection to a mysterious wall in her cabin's basement. The grooves of the ring that she once scorned fit perfectly inside a carving on the wall. It wasn’t a wall, it was a door. The ring was a key. And the truth behind her parents' disappearances was on the other side.
The Time is Meow
Three time-traveling cats. An evil witch. And one chance to save all the pets on the planet.
Cyber Ghost
Ned lives in a crumbling haunted mansion with his busy parents and seven siblings… So sometimes he feels just as invisible as the ghosts he hunts every night when the power goes out. But no one believes that the ghosts are real, and nothing Ned does can compete with his older brother, Dan, who once rescued a kitten from a burning building. When strange things start happening in the neighborhood, and a mysterious player in Ned’s favorite online game recruits his help, he finally sees a chance to prove he’s a hero too.
Cloud Rider
Marquis, the unmatched cloud rider of Jewel City, wowed everyone with his flips, dips, and double whips—until a leg injury changed everything. Despite his cloud shoes, a thousand-foot fall shattered his dreams. Heartbroken, Marquis yearned for the thrill of the sky and the thunderous cheers of the crowd as he unveiled daring tricks. Now, confined to the couch by gravity's grip, he endured parental lectures about cloud riding's perils. Doubts gnawed at him. Should he abandon his dream? Or could he summon the strength to reclaim the skies? With resilience burning inside, Marquis prepared for an epic comeback, ready to soar higher and prove that dreams can triumph over adversity.
Tiger Riders
Samara loves her stuffed tiger, Stripes, more than anything in the world, but her mom says Stripes smells like pee. So Stripes is going in the trash. Trying to avoid her mom, Samara hides under her bed but falls through the floor to discover a world where Stripes comes to life. Samara is surrounded by kids riding giant tigers, rhinos, and eagles. It's amazing until the peaceful group is attacked by someone riding a Tyrannosaurus rex! Samara is quickly whisked away to safety by her new friends and told that she is part of a prophecy to lead everyone in a battle against the dinosaur bullies.
The Adventure Tent
Ace and Amber are lost in a blizzard when they stumble across a mysterious, glowing tent and crawl inside for shelter. No one is home, but the tent is filled with amazing adventure gear. Ace tells Amber that they need to hunker down and wait out the storm, but Amber has other plans. She grabs ropes, skis, and ice axes, and steps outside before Ace can stop her. He races after her, but instead of being outside the tent, they find themselves on Mount Everest. The tent is gone, and the only way home is up!
Wild Kids' Canyon
The warning is clear: “Don’t go beyond the fence!” Justice is stuck on a desert farm surrounded by a forest of dangerous cacti and monsters that growl in the night. Justice has no escape and no friends either. Instead, he has a pocket full of pet rocks. But one day, he sees a group of young boys riding horses along the distant horizon. It’s his chance to make a real human friend! So Justice decides to break the rules for the first time in his life. Will he make his first friend or discover that his parents have rules for a reason?
Wendy Takes Flight
Wendy sat on the bench for every soccer game, hoping that she'd get a chance to play, but her coach didn't think she was very good. When a shooting star lands in Wendy's backyard, she learns to fly. Her little secret just might make her the star player of the championship game.
Jurassic Recess
On their first day of middle school, Ayesha and Chris hope for a trouble-free day. But a PE class brawl lands them, along with rivals Pammy, Fez, and Gilbert, in the principal's office. Tough start! However, their luck changes when they discover a secret treadmill—it's a time machine! They're thrilled...until it transports them back to the age of dinosaurs. Not so cool anymore. After they narrowly dodge a triceratops stampede in the pouring rain, they lose their time machine. Hungry and desperate, they resort to eating sticks for lunch. Yum! Now they face the challenge of returning home to the one place they wanted to escape: Middle School.
They Call Me Bug Girl
It’s "B" with a double "e" = "Bee". And yeah people call me “Bug Girl”, but you can just call me Bee. I used to be the ultimate city girl whose idea of nature was a potted plant by my bedroom window in New York City. But after my lame teacher forced me on a field trip, I got stung by a bee, and I got the weirdest superpower imaginable—the ability to shrink down to the size of a bee and talk to bugs. Fun, right? I wasn’t thrilled.
But after a few daring rescues and epic bug-sized battles, I started to learn that there's more to these little creepy-crawlies than meets the eye.
But after a few daring rescues and epic bug-sized battles, I started to learn that there's more to these little creepy-crawlies than meets the eye.
The Sherlock Files
Sherlock stared at the empty street. Everything was quiet in the town of Twinkleton tonight. Not a clue in sight. Perhaps the Shadow Snatcher had escaped yet again. But as Sherlock raised his enchanted magnifying glass and peered through its lens, the trail of the criminal's footprints revealed themselves.
Octopus Invasion
In the quirky town of Bumbleberry, lives a peculiar young girl named Penny Pizzazz. With wild hair and mismatched socks, Penny is known for her awesome inventions. One sunny afternoon, as she daydreams about jellybean-powered rockets, an army of alien octopuses crash-lands in her neighborhood and starts turning ice cream trucks into spaceships! "Not on my watch!" she declares. Penny rallies the neighborhood kids to form the "Zany Brigade." With a dash of silliness and a heap of imagination, Penny and her zany crew use their bubble-blasting bazookas and popcorn-powered cannons to unleash an epic battle of laughter and friendship against the tentacled invaders.
Champions
One fateful night in the enchanting realm of Dreamscape, five friends awaken in a mysterious arena. Adorned with gleaming armor, glittering shields, and glowing swords, they wonder how they'll get home in time to catch the school bus. As the arena is filled with raucous cheers from quirky creatures filling the seats of the stadium, a fierce goblin known as King Tigglewiggle emerges. King Tigglewiggle explains the kids' new reality: defeat waves of monsters to earn their freedom, or lose and be stuck here for ever! King Tigglewiggle laughs maniacally, but the kids just shrug and draw their swords. "I guess we're missing the bus."
My Family Vacation
"So I took a wrong turn," said Rory's dad. "And so what if we ended up in a river. Sure, there's crocodiles and we only have food for a couple of days. But look at these bed sheets. Don't you think they'll make great sails?"
Surfing Apocalypse
It was a big swell that day. The volcano had erupted and the 9.2 earthquake had generated sets of waves two hundred feet high. Feather, Hudson, and Lawrence sat on the edge of the cliff, holding their lava board wax ready in their hands. "Gigi would ride," Feather said without taking his eyes off the wave. No one looked away from the wave as the words sunk into their minds. "Gigi would ride," Lawrence muttered. Hudson nodded as he stood, board in hand, "Gigi would ride." And with a holler, the three boys leapt into the lava and started paddling into the break, hoping for the ride of a life time.
Fruit Farm
In the land of Veggie Valley, nestled between rolling hills and babbling brooks, lies a magical farm where all the fruits and vegetables are alive and chatty! From the sassy tomatoes to the bashful carrots, every crop has its own unique personality. But when harvest time rolls around, the farm is thrown into chaos! Led by the brave and plucky apple, the produce pals decide they've had enough of being plucked! With carrot swords and tomato shields in hand, they embark on a riotous quest to thwart the farmers' plans. Along the way, they encounter mischievous crows, misfit scarecrows, and even a rogue radish with dreams of grandeur. Can this motley crew of veggies stop the harvest and save their home? Get ready for a side-splitting adventure full of laughter, friendship, and a whole lot of vegetable puns!
Starfire Squad
The defenders have been assembled. The alien bugs are approaching. You have one chance to save humanity.
Dream Land
Have you heard of Dream Land?
It’s a beautiful, magical place where you can fly through the sky, breath underwater, and wander your imagination. Can you see it? It’s invisible to everyone who looks, so go ahead, close your eyes and imagine it. Can you see it now? There’s only one way to get there, by flying cloud bed. Can you feel the softness beneath you? We’ll give you the map. The rest is up to you.
In this unique story format, drift off to sleep and spark your dreams by visualizing all the sights, sounds, and smells of beautiful landscapes in a fantastical natural world.
It’s a beautiful, magical place where you can fly through the sky, breath underwater, and wander your imagination. Can you see it? It’s invisible to everyone who looks, so go ahead, close your eyes and imagine it. Can you see it now? There’s only one way to get there, by flying cloud bed. Can you feel the softness beneath you? We’ll give you the map. The rest is up to you.
In this unique story format, drift off to sleep and spark your dreams by visualizing all the sights, sounds, and smells of beautiful landscapes in a fantastical natural world.
Acorn's Art
Acorn lives in a magical village where the townsfolk love to create recipes for their dazzling feasts. But instead of cooking, Acorn loves to draw the plants and animals around him. People laugh at his “useless hobby”. What can they do with a drawing? They forbid him from buying parchment, but Acorn doesn’t give up and is given notebooks from a mysterious merchant. When a rot starts infecting all the plants, the villagers discover Acorn’s hidden encyclopedias and are quick to blame him for bringing the curse to their town. Acorn begins to wonder if it’s true, or if his “useless hobby” might be the only way to save the village.
Atlantis
Everyone said that Amelia's grandmother was crazy. But Amelia knew her grandmother was brilliant. Amelia wasn’t surprised that the world of scientists doubted the Lost City of Atlantis could be found, let alone in the heart of the Bermuda Triangle. After being orphaned when her grandmother passed away, Amelia is determined to live on her own. She just needs a little money, and maybe some treasure. So one night, she sneaks out and slips into the choppy seas of the Bahamas aboard a small row boat stowed with scuba gear. Underwater ruins, mermaids, and magical tridents run through her imagination. It’s up to Amelia and a talking sea turtle to set the record straight.
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