Spiderwick cronicas
No romance or no physical intimacy at all.
Closed door. No anatomical or crude language.
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This will be a write-in book for fans of the bestselling Spiderwick series. There will be fifteen sections featuring text and illustrations about our favourite creatures from the first five books. The remainder of the book is write-in, for children to record their own sightings of these and other faerie creatures. In addition there will be two colour plate inserts. A proportion of the material will be re-use.
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The Nixie's Song
The Battle for WondLa
Endless Knight
Keeps the hidden-magic-among-us premise but ages it up hard: apocalyptic stakes, kissing, killing, and a love triangle instead of faerie field notes.
Dead of winter
Same taste for secret magical creatures and bestiary-style powers, only darker, more violent, and driven by teen romance rather than childhood wonder.
A Damsel in Distress
Shares the sly English-manor whimsy and old estates full of secrets, but swaps goblins for comic misunderstandings and a gentle courtship.
Legacy (The Sharing Knife #2)
Folkloric magic bound to land and lineage, like the faerie lore, though slower, adult, and centered on a marriage against prejudice.