Micol Ostow crafts compelling narratives for young readers, expertly exploring themes that deeply resonate with adolescents. Her writing is distinguished by its dynamic storytelling and an approach that brings to life the complex emotions and situations faced during formative years. Ostow's literary style often blends elements of horror and humor, creating a unique and memorable reading experience. Her work is celebrated for its honesty and the profound depth with which she portrays the journey of growing up.
Colour in your favourite scenes, characters, quotes and more in this adorable Friends colouring book! This is the ONLY official colouring book based on the hit TV show and features an adorable Chibi art style.
Friends fans of all ages will love this all-new picture book with adorable art, based on the blockbuster TV show!
"Six-year-old Louise Trapeze lives at the circus and can't wait to fly on the trapeze until she discovers that she is afraid of heights"--
Experience the beloved classic film with this exquisitely illustrated storybook the entire family can share.A princess on the run, a secret identity revealed, and international intrigue abound in the stylishly illustrated child-friendly retelling of the classic film, Roman Holiday . Enjoy stunning scenes of Rome as a young princess escapes for the happiest day of her life while an army of investigators turns the Eternal City upside down looking for her.NEW WAY TO EXPERIENCE A The beloved story of the runaway princess is told in a family-friendly picture book for the very first time.FULL COLOR Experience the black-and-white classic in vibrant full color with stunning and stylish illustrations.EXPLORE THE ETERNAL Take a virtual tour of the most popular landmarks in Rome from the Colosseum to the Trevi Fountain to the iconic cobblestone streets.THE ORIGINAL PRINCESS One of the first—and best—princess-themed rom coms that helped inspire numerous films through the decades.COMPLETE YOUR Share your favorite stories from childhood with your own kids and grandchildren with Insight Kids’ Illustrated Classics series and pop culture storybooks, including artfully rendered retellings of It’s a Wonderful Life , The Goonies , and The Muppet Christmas Carol .
These walls have watched the witches; the witches have watched the world. These walls now turn against them -- some evil's been unfurled. . . . The one thing any Halliwell witch has always been able to count on is Halliwell Manor, the ancestral home of the Charmed Ones and one of San Francisco's historical landmark homes. The grand old house has sheltered generations of women, and bits of Charmed history are practically built into the walls. So when the Manor seems to have turned against its inhabitants, needless to say, the Halliwell sisters start to worry. It begins simply: The hot water heater is broken. No big: Leo's great around the house. But this is no simple plumbing problem. Soon, the Manor seems to be messing with the girls, Leo, and Wyatt in increasingly malicious ways. Thankfully, the Book of Shadows has created a safe zone for itself in the attic. But the Charmed Ones can hardly live up there forever. . . . Can they find out what's turned their safe haven into an evil lair before it's too late -- for the Manor, and for them?
This original Riverdale novel features a story not seen on the show!
Practice makes not-quite-perfect Claudia Clarkson just cut the cord from her high school love-you-forever boyfriend. Sure, she misses Drew. But with so many eligibles on her new college campus, why study ancient history? Problem is, Claudia's lived in la-la-loveland for so long that she's completely forgotten how to meet boys -- and how to flirt. Then her roommate proposes a solution: Meet one new guy every day for thirty days. Consider it "target practice" for when Mr. Perfect comes along. Claudia's game, but she definetely hasn't got game. In fact, Flirting 101 could be her toughest course to pass...
Everyone is hiding something in this companion to the third season of the massive hit CW series Riverdale, by Scholastic writer Micol Ostow and Riverdale artists Thomas Pitilli and Joe Eisma. Take a deeper dive into some of the skeletons buried in and around Riverdale as well as hidden and unexpected connections to the Farm and the Game.
Emily, a Jewish girl from New York, is reluctantly drawn into her Puerto Rican heritage after her grandmother's death. Initially resistant to her vibrant family, she discovers the power of connection through dance, which transforms her perspective and opens her heart to new experiences and relationships. This journey explores themes of identity, family, and the impact of cultural heritage.
Based on the TV series Nancy Drew, the most-watched new show on the CW! In this prequel novel, the beloved teen sleuth investigates a sinister, once-dormant curse that may be threatening her town once more. This is Nancy Drew for today, perfect for fans of Riverdale, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, and Stranger Things! A curse is just a mystery dressed up in a sharp, stern warning. And everyone knows that I love a mystery. Nancy Drew isn’t one for ghost stories. So when the annual Horseshoe Bay Naming Day celebration is threatened by eerie warnings of an old curse, Nancy is sure someone—someone human—is behind them. And no way is she letting this person stand in the way of her best friend, Daisy, finally getting her day in the spotlight as the lead in the much-anticipated Naming Day reenactment. But as Nancy begins investigating, the so-called marks of the curse become bolder…and more sinister. A vandalized locker and ominous notes are one thing, but soon enough lives—including Nancy’s own—are at stake. Though the dreams and eerie visions plaguing Nancy are certainly just products of her own mind…right? All old towns have their traditions and histories, but as Nancy will soon discover, they don’t always tell the whole story.
