After her uncle's death, Stephanie inherits his house - to her own surprise. But there are strings attached - like the big, living and magic skeleton who stumbles in to save her life. Suddenly Stephanie is in the middle of a war between the magicians and the alchemists, about life and death - and a relict that can destroy everything.

Other Parts: Playing with Fire, The Faceless Ones, Dark Days, Mortal Coil, Death Bringer, Kingdom of the Wicked, The Last Stand of the Dead Men, The Dying of the Light, Amaggedon outta here

Percy Jackson

Percy Jackson was never exactly normal. Not even after he strands in a camp for Greek demi-gods – because the Greek pantheon never exactly disappeared. They just moved with the heart of civilisation and adapted to the new cultures – but that didn't stop them from getting children. But Percy's a really special snow flake: Because the Big 3, Zeus, Poseidon and Hades, swore to never again have children with humans after a prophecy revealed that the sixteenth birthday of one of their children would make history repeat itself: The war between gods and titans would start again… And, since Percy's father is the son of the god of the sea, he's just in the middle of it.

Heroes of the Olympus

    

When the gods managed to overthrow the titans, Gaia woke up and gave birth to the giants, one to kill every Olympian god, just because she was so angry. And a giant can only be killed if a god and a demi-god work together… at least that's what the legends say. And all the legends are true – and history always repeats itself. But the Olympus is cut off, no messages from the gods – ever. The only way for the demi-gods to prove Zeus that they are worthy of his attention would be to unite the Greek and Roman demi-gods… which is next to impossible, since any contact between the camps ultimately leads to a civil war. So Hera's plan is just as dangerous as the giant's threat. The only chance of peace and the civilisation's survival are the seven most powerful demi-gods who all lost more than they could bear: the Cursed her life, the Wise her love, the Mediator her dad, the Mechanic his mother… and the Gifted parts of his life, since the piece of firewood that's bound to his existence has burned already. Jason lost his memories – and Percy Jackson has disappeared without trace…

When Odessa's mother is kidnapped, she flees to Scribopolis – a secret city, where all authors live and work. But even in this wonderful world, no one wants to help her save her mother: Because they think she works for their enemy, Marbarak, and that she stole the most important artefact of all. The True One, they say, is the only one able to save the city. But who is he? And what is that book with the snakes and wolves? And who is her father?

Twice a year Sadie Kane is allowed to see her father and her big brother. But instead of a nice, cozy Christmas, Sadie and her brother Carter are dragged into the British Museum – where their father blows up a relict, frees five Egyptian gods and gets trapped in a crystal sarcophagus. Sadie and her brother are catapulted in a world they didn’t know existed, full of magic and monsters… and have to deal with others like their dad who want to hurt them – because the Kane siblings are descendants from two ancient lines of pharaohs and, therefore, have been possessed by two of the five gods.
Talk about shitty Christmas presents
Sadie and Carter have to run for their lives, and save their father and the world from the god of evil, while they’re at it.

All Meghan ever has to worry about is the people in school making fun of her and her stepfather forgetting her existence. But it's her sixteenth birthday – now she will become a woman, won't she, she will have adventure, romance... won't she? Yes. But not as she thought. When Meghan's five-year-old brother is abducted by a creature from the faerie world. In order to save him, Meghan has to follow him to the Court of Oberon... and make a few life-changing deals, like the one with the Winter Prince Ash... Who happens to be the arch-enemy of Meghan's best friend – the Puck from A Midsummer Night's Dream...

Winter's Passage, The Iron Daughter, The Iron Queen, Summer Crossing

Jake Djones, son of two normal parents with a business for bathtubs and such, is kidnapped after school and brought to a mysterious secret door in a building he loved since childhood. Where he is told that his parents, in fact, have nothing to do with bathtubs, but are time travellers – and lost in time. When the ship of the “History Keepers” organisation brings him and his aunt to a mysterious island, he realises that his parents might still be alive… With the help of the good looking Nate, the even better looking Topaz, Charly and his bird he travels  to the Italy of another time… and discovers an evil plot...

Circus Maximus, Nightship to China

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Apple White is so excited – her last year at the Ever After High begins! She just needs to wait and then sign in the Storybook of Legends to take her mother's place as Snow White in the famous story. And after having played her part, she will have her own Happily Ever After!
Raven Queen is not as enthusiastic. How could she, who loves puppies and tries to be nice and simply can't be evil, take the place as the most cruel character of all? The Evil Queen of Snow White, whose terror reached through the whole Ever After Land? But does she even have choice? Who doesn't sign will die, with the whole fairy tale. Or... is this just made up?

Other book: A Wonderlandiful World

When her mother dies, Azalea's whole world collapses. Her father, King Harold XI, denies her and her eleven sisters everything that could make the loss better – light, colours, laughing and especially dancing. And then, he leaves the girls to wage a war. Azalea is forced to be mother and father to her sisters, the youngest a new born. But how can she help her the people who look up to her coping with something that's just as unbearable to her? When she can't even help herself through the only relief she knows – dancing? The solution is simple: When the magical handkerchief of her mother opens a secret passage to a beautiful pavilion in a forest of silver, the sisters find a place where they can dance through the night. But no gift comes without a price. And the Guardian is about to collect that price…

Bartimaeus can't believe what he sees. A boy. A boy has summoned the mighty Bartimaeus, the builder of the second wall of Jericho… okay, maybe that wasn't exactly his best work. But he did other far cooler things! Well, now this idiot summoned him out of his wonderful, save world – and for what? To take revenge on a man who probably only treated him like he deserved it. And who has to take the blame? Bartimaeus. Who has to take the risks? Well, now it gets complicated. Because in his strive for revenge, Nathanael looses far more than he thought… and stumbles over a plot he has to stop.