Rapunzel Rewoven

Frozen meets Rapunzel in this middle-grade tale that brims with magic and adventure, perfect for fans of Kelly Barnhill.

The night sisters Madalon and Anastasie lost their parents in a mysterious storm, Anastasie was declared sick with the legendary Rapunzelitis plague and imprisoned in the village tower for her own safety. But Madalon knows the truth her village refuses to hear—Anastasie was never ill.

When a cruel troll king demands Anastasie weave a tapestry with her enchanted hair, Madalon risks everything to save her sister, knowing the price may be fatal. Joined by a mysterious boy, Madalon infiltrates the troll palace in search of answers about the curse, while Anastasie unravels centuries of lies buried within her tower.

Together, they must face the truth about their parents’ deaths—before Anastasie is lost forever.

• PRAISE FOR RAPUNZEL REWOVEN:“Two sisters, one fairy-tale conspiracy, a richly imagined world, and stakes high enough to keep pages turning” — Kirkus, starred review 
  Kirkus, starred review
• "This magical romp is perfect for fans of epic fantasy and fairy-tale retellings featuring strong female characters.”—Booklist
  Booklist
• “[The sisters] are resourceful, emotionally honest, and brave...their relationship is the core of the book.”
  School Library Journal
• PRAISE FOR THE WITCH, THE SWORD, AND THE CURSED KNIGHTS:
  "Rogers’s creativity in constructing the multiple-realm setting is outstanding, including minute details that keep its audience riveted. A kinetic and novel fairy tale with themes of friendship and perseverance that will engage fans of Kelly Barnhill’s The Girl Who Drank the Moon."
  School Library Journal, starred review
• “From page one, Rogers’ debut delivers. …it’s the vibrant bond between the two leads that gives the story its abounding heart. Middle-grade fantasy at its most epic.”
  Booklist, starred review
• PRAISE FOR SPELLBOUND SOLSTICE:
  *"A fantasy in the highest tradition. Ellie and Caedmon are perfectly drawn as insecure but determined protagonists, and the story’s themes of courage, friendship, hope, and self-acceptance freshly resonate. An engaging and intelligent fantasy: up there with the best of them."
  Kirkus, starred review
• "Spellbound Solstice effortlessly strikes the perfect balance between creepy and heartwarming. The mystery is just right for spooky season, but the story is an entrancing read at any time of year."
  Alyssa Colman, Author of The Gilded Girl