A 12-year old girl, a magical forest that might be giving her nightmares, and a gang of friends.
Hi! I’m Jenna, but you can call me Jenn if you like. I am a degree certified book nerd that has a goal of becoming a hybrid-published author (both traditionally and indie!). I am also a booktuber, bookstagrammer, and have my toe dipped into book twitter.
I’m Canadian, and want to reach out to other authors in this age-bracket! 😀
FANTASY!!! Of all kinds. Historical, Urban, High, give it all to me. All age ranges too. For middle grade, I adore Rick Riordan (of course!), his entire imprint of middle grades (especially the Storm Runner books), and Shannon Messenger.
I won’t say hard no to anything, but I don’t particularly love reading contemporary Middle Grades all that much.
Abigail Carter is the New Girl.
And she hates it. She has just moved from her family home into this small town, lost all her friends, her family hates her, and to top it all off, she has been getting these freaky nightmares that just might be coming from the forest nearby.
When she becomes friends with a group of kids, she tries to discover what is really truly going on in the Chestnut Cove forest, and if she can really, finally, find a place she belongs.
With a talking fox, nightmarish shadows, and a magical Autumn Forest hidden in plain sight, she just might.
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