Rovender leaned in close to her. “Eva Nine, I have traveled to many lands and seen many wondrous things. A creature such as you, I have never seen.”
The Search for Wondla by Tony DiTerlizzi
Wondrous Things
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Bigfoot Detectives Inc.
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Grand Estate
In the distance, the pointed towers and slate-covered rooftops of the grand Biltmore Estate rose from the darkness of the surrounding forest. The pale gray limestone walls were adorned with gargoyles of mythical beasts and fine sculptures of the warriors of old.
Serafina and the Twisted Staff by Robert Beatty
Sea Horse
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Ten Mile Radius
“What I do know is that all round here, in a radius of ten miles or more, is strange. And special. And Jocelyn was in charge of it. And he was trying to hand the responsibility to you.”
Enchanted Glass by Diana Wynne Jones
An Impossible Thing
A faerie without flight was like a hornet with no sting, or a mermaid without a tail. It was an impossible thing, and yet it had happened—to Grit.
The Wingsnatchers by Sarah Jean Horwitz
Levitation
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A Murder
“…books and books and more books, flapping like crows—a murder of books—went flying all over the road.”
The Maloneys’ Magical Weatherbox by Nigel Quinlan
Soar Free
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Free to Fly
Though Tuck was the same blue-black coloring as the Royal ravens, he was smaller, and because he was wild, his wings were not clipped. He was free to fly where he wished, which was usually as close to Forrest as he could get.
The Ravenmaster’s Secret by Elvira Woodruff
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