Nightmares of Weirdwood: A William Shivering Tale

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Once best friends, Arthur and Wally find themselves on opposites sides of an epic war. Arthur, now officially a Novitiate of the Wardens of Weirdwood, is tasked with defending the border between the Real and Imaginary realms. But Wally and his brother Graham, who can see into the future, seek to topple it and create a new world. Meanwhile, the shadowy Order of Eldar, led by the fearsome Eraser, are also prepared to sow chaos and let wondrous and dangerous creatures of imagination run wild. In this exhilarating and funny last installment of Weirdwood, the lines between reality and fantasy will forever be broken. Perfect for fans of Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky and Keeper of the Lost Cities.

Professor William Shivering lives in a house by the sea with three cats and a one-eyed raven named Glinda. When he's not writing true stories about fake worlds, he enjoys walking the cliffs and conversing with the moon. He's the president and founder of CASPR (Coalition for the Appreciation of Shades, Phantasms, and Revenants), a non-profit that provides assistance to disembodied peoples. Professor Shivering employs an assistant, Newbery Honor winner Christian McKay Heidicker, though he seldom if ever takes Christian's writing suggestions. Mr. Shivering is rarely cold. cmheidicker.com

Praise for Thieves of Weirdwood A Bulletin for the Center of Children's Books Best Book of the Year! [W]ill delight . . . those besotted with Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, Artemis Fowl, Miss Peregrine, the Spiderwicks. --New York Times Book Review Startling, original and epic. --Eoin Colfer, creator of Artemis Fowl An imaginative, page-turning adventure . . . that kept me guessing through every twist and turn. --Shannon Messenger, New York Times bestselling author of Keeper of the Lost Cities A mysterious, magical, enchanting tale. --J.C. Cervantes, New York Times bestselling author of The Storm Runner * [An] unusually colorful supporting cast. --Booklist, starred review Unique and hilarious. --Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books Both funny and well paced, and the worldbuilding is fantastic . . . character development is splendid. --Kirkus