Bøger af Amie Borst

When Sarah White falls through a magic mirror on her twelfth birthday, she must escape the Underworld and a zombie illness in order to rescue her friends from Mr. Death.

Cindy must navigate middle school and a skeleton curse while coping with the death of her mother.

A mysterious bird. An endangered woodland. Can Nadia discover her true colors and save her kingdom?In the Kingdom of Autumnseve, Nadia uses her magic to change the color of the leaves. When she neglects her duties and her magic fails, Nadia's own beautiful coat of pink begins to fade.With the help of Fairy Princess Rainbow, Nadia visits Grandfather Merlin in Dragonfire Forest. Gifted with a magical staff and an enchanted bird named Phoenix, Nadia must solve seven puzzles. If she doesn't find the answers, the Harvest Festival will be ruined, and Nadia may never discover her true colors.Join Nadia on this magical journey!

A powerful unicorn. A threatening flood. Can Maribel find the strength to rescue her kingdom?A blizzard has buried the Kingdom of Wintersend and there's no end in sight to the storm. When Maribel visits Callie to ask for her help, she learns the worst. Her friend's magic is broken.Joined by Heidi, Paisley, and King Hollyberry the team works together to find a cure. When Callie's magic begins to melt the snow, a flood threatens the land. Maribel is the only one with wings strong enough to save them both. But she must make a terrible choice; help her friend or rescue her kingdom.Join Maribel on her journey!What readers are saying about Unicorn Tales:"My daughter received this as a birthday gift and L.O.V.E.S. it!" ¿¿¿¿¿"This book is full of magic. The themes of friendship, fear, mystery, encouragement, bravery, and fairies are creatively integrated throughout this magical, enjoyable, adventure."¿¿¿¿¿"My daughter absolutely loved this book. She constantly talks about Callie and can't want for the next book to come out. If your kid loves unicorns or the Unicorn Princesses books, they will love this series."¿¿¿¿¿"This well-crafted book is sure to fly with girls aged 6-9." ¿¿¿¿¿Looking for a magical read for unicorn lovers? Unicorn Tales is a fast-paced, enchanting story perfect for both emerging and independent readers, enjoyed by kids, parents, grandparents, teachers, and librarians!Perfect for fans of:¿ Unicorn Academy¿ My Little Pony¿ Unicorn Princesses¿ Uni the Unicorn¿ Phoebe and Her Unicorn

Being the new kid sucks. When you're a vampire, it bites. To give it your best, sink your teeth in and swallow your pride. Scarlet's appetite is fierce. Her constant cravings make it a real pain in the neck to be a middle-school vampire. To make matters worse, her parents, Mort and Drac, are on the move again, things are amiss at Scarlet's new school, and there's a werewolf intent on revealing her secret. At this rate, Scarlet's O-positive she'll never live to see another undead day. With the first friend she's made in a century and the school carnival fast approaching, Scarlet will need to keep her appetite under control. Things finally start looking up when she meets Granny, the nice old lady who lives in the forest. But there's something else lurking in the woods, and it wants Scarlet dead. For good.When Scarlet suspects her beloved Granny might be more dangerous than she ever imagined, she'll be forced to unveil the truth. The stakes are high, and Scarlet will need to trust her instincts if she wants to save her friends and herself.

Middle school is scary. So are skeleton girls. To win at both, you've got to put some skin in the game.Cindy might appear to be your average twelve year old, but since her mother's death she has a secret. Every night she turns into a boney, white skeleton.As if that wasn't bad enough, Cindy's dad is afraid of her. She has an evil stepmother who makes her do crazy chores, some of them with a toothbrush. And then there's the werewolf with intentions of making Cindy his midnight snack.The Spring Fling dance is fast approaching and Ethan, the cutest boy in sixth grade, doesn't seem to know Cindy exists. She doesn't think letting Ethan know she's a cursed skeleton-girl is the best way to introduce herself. Determined to break the curse, Cindy travels to the Underworld where things aren't quite what they seem, including Mr. Death, the strange and creepy undertaker.With a jar of pickled pig's feet, a wacky fortuneteller, and a cranky skeleton mouse, Cindy is afraid this curse has really gotten under her skin.