The Keepers: The Box and the Dragonfly

Clockwork

Things Not Seen

Genius Camp: The Smartest Kid in the Universe

The Downward Spiral: Lock and Key

The Star-Spun Web

From Percy Jackson: Camp Half-Blood Confidential: Your Real Guide to the Demigod Training Camp

Mariella, Queen of the Skies

Finishing School Series

Does one need four fully grown foxgloves for decorating a dinner table for six guests? Or is it six foxgloves to kill four fully grown guests?

Sophronia's first year at Mademoiselle Geraldine's Finishing Academy for Young Ladies of Quality has certainly been rousing! For one thing, finishing school is training her to be a spy--won't Mumsy be surprised? Furthermore, Sophronia got mixed up in an intrigue over a stolen device and had a cheese pie thrown at her in a most horrid display of poor manners.

Now, as she sneaks around the dirigible school, eavesdropping on the teachers' quarters and making clandestine climbs to the ship's boiler room, she learns that there may be more to a field trip to London than is apparent at first. A conspiracy is afoot--one with dire implications for both supernaturals and humans. Sophronia must rely on her training to discover who is behind the dangerous plot-and survive the London Season with a full dance card.

In this sequel to New York Times bestselling Etiquette & Espionage, class is back in session with more petticoats and poison, tea trays and treason. Gail's distinctive voice, signature humor, and lush steampunk setting are sure to be the height of fashion this season.

Discover Your Child's Next Read

The Keepers: The Box and the Dragonfly

Ted Sanders, 2015

Clockwork

Leonid Gore, Philip Pullman, 1996

Things Not Seen

Craig Schutt, 2011

Genius Camp: The Smartest Kid in the Universe

Chris Grabenstein, 2021

The Downward Spiral: Lock and Key

Ridley Pearson, 2017

The Star-Spun Web

Sinéad O'hart, 2019

From Percy Jackson: Camp Half-Blood Confidential: Your Real Guide to the Demigod Training Camp

Rick Riordan, Jesse Berstein, 2017

Mariella, Queen of the Skies

Eoin Colfer, 2018