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Inspired
For a muse like Lucianíel, one story's end is another's beginning. In the wake of his author's sudden death, Luc takes ownership of her surviving creations--four fantastical characters with tales yet to be told--saving them from unwritten lives crumbling around them and giving them a second chance at a literary future. Luc finds that chance in the unsuspecting mind of Annabelle Iole Gray, a quirky teen with her head in the clouds, nose in a book, and imagination ripe for a brilliant muse's inspiration. Or so he hopes. Neither Luc nor Annabelle, however, realize all they've undertaken. Even with a to-write list including accounts of a shape-shifting cat creature, gentle knight-in-training, vigilante skater girl, and a mystery boy smothering in unspoken fear, the most remarkable saga created between author and muse just may turn out to be one stranger than fiction. Their own.
Lightbulb Moments
A fitting companion to Danielle E. Shipley¿s novel-length love letters to imagination, this ruled notebook is interspersed with colorfully rendered quotes from the ¿Inspired¿ duology and other whimsical touches to encourage your creativity. Ideal for Shipley fans and general lovers of journals alike.
The Sun's Rival
Next to the uncommon beauty of her sisters, Princess Laraspur feels invisible, until she learns the two most powerful kings in the world have their eyes fixed upon her. But the ensuing double-courtship goes horribly awry, requiring Laraspur to brave the secret perils of earth, sea, and sky, on a quest that will try the very essence of her being.~ The Sun's Rival (Book Five of The Wilderhark Tales) ~*****An enchantress's curse turns a spoiled royal into a beast; a princess's pricked finger places her under a hundred-year spell; bales of straw are spun as golden as the singing harp whisked down a giant beanstalk - all within sight of Wilderhark, the forest that's seen it all.You've heard the stories - of young men scaling rope-like braids to assist the tower-bound damsel; of gorgeous gowns appearing just in time for a midnight ball; of frog princes, and swan princes, and princes saved from drowning by maidens of the sea. Tales of magic. Tales of adventure. Most of all, tales of true love.Once upon a time, you knew them as fairytales. Know them now as Wilderhark's.
The Princess and the Moon
When a young girl is startled awake by a singular light in the sky, her father spins her a tale made of sunbeams and stardust -- the tale of a radiant princess and the two opposite hearts that loved her.Adapted from "The Sun's Rival", Book Five of the Wilderhark Tales novellas by author Danielle E. Shipley, and illustrated by artist Hannah Vale ("The Tale of Two Royal Sisters"), "The Princess and the Moon" is sure to charm readers young and old, both by day and by night.
Cookies and Milk Volume 2
Two short stories for young readers. Fluffy is the exciting and magical tale of a birthday wish. Cleverly written by Christine Cunningham and brightly illustrated by Danielle Shipley. Looking For Little Nandi is a story of bravery on a stormy night, wonderfully written by Andrew Robson and illustrations excellently captured by Eric White.
The Surrogate Sea
The Sea's storm brought them together, and the Sea's rules will keep them apart, unless the mute but melodious Muirigan can find another to take her place, freeing her to pursue the human man she loves. But when her plan collides with the schemes of the sly South Wind, a princess's agenda to look for love in all the most fantastic places, and a prince whose head and heart have been long years at war, the result is a tragedy of errors from which the world might never recover.~ The Surrogate SeaBook (Six of The Wilderhark Tales) ~*****An enchantress's curse turns a spoiled royal into a beast; a princess's pricked finger places her under a hundred-year spell; bales of straw are spun as golden a...
Cookies and Milk Volume 3
Three short stories for young adults. The Gates of Hades shows what life was like back in the times of segregation. Beautifully written by Melanie Kerr and excellently captured by Simon O'Rourke's illustration . It's OK to Let Go is the heart-wrenching tale of a mother and daughter. Emotionally charged writing by Skyler Luttrell and illustrated by the multi-talented Danielle Zwissler. Tale As Old As Time is a twist on the fairytale genre. Brought to the page wonderfully by Danielle Shipley, with Sarah Marsh's brilliant illustration.
The Sky-Child and Other Stories
Born into a world his heart knows as beneath him, an extraordinary boy becomes a man of music, hopeful that someday he'll find a way higher.As the first day dawns, a world comes awake, order and disorder striking a dangerous balance.Under the stars, a princess and tailor trade age-old lore, little dreaming of the future that could trap them in the past.All of it in, around, and far above the timeless trees of Wilderhark, the forest whose secrets reveal themselves slowly, if ever at all.Tales of beginnings. Tales of quests for belonging. Most of all, tales of true love.Once upon a time, you knew something of Wilderhark's tales. Now for the stories that fall in between.
The Seventh Spell
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