Andrew Eliopulos is an author of books for children and young adults. Originally from Georgia, he now lives with his family in New York. Visit him at andreweliopulos.com.

"The Fascinators is a fascinating exploration of the places where magic intersects with love and friendship, bringing some together while pulling others apart. You won't be able to stop turning the pages of this book once its powerful spell takes hold."  — Christopher Barzak, author of Wonders of the Invisible World“The Fascinators is a potent brew of magic, romance, betrayal, and the transformative power of friendship—bewitching!” — Elana K Arnold Printz Honor-winning author of Damsel"Eliopulos, making his YA debut, crafts a world in which magic is part of everyday life, but the narrative follows a more realistic journey as his main characters navigate friendship, first loves, and heartbreaks, all in witty banter... Eliopulos excels with interpersonal relationships, building out the complexities of childhood friends on the precipice of adulthood." — Publishers Weekly"A magical exploration of queer and religious themes." — Kirkus Reviews"Fans of what might be called magic-magical realism will find this a compelling read." — Booklist"Part paranormal thriller, part introspective character study, this title challenges readers to accept themselves, build empathy, and stand strong in the power of personal beliefs. An #OwnVoices title for fans of Becky Albertalli." — School Library Journal

Andrew Eliopulos is an author of books for children and young adults. Originally from Georgia, he now lives with his family in New York. Visit him at andreweliopulos.com.

"The Fascinators is a fascinating exploration of the places where magic intersects with love and friendship, bringing some together while pulling others apart. You won't be able to stop turning the pages of this book once its powerful spell takes hold."  — Christopher Barzak, author of Wonders of the Invisible World“The Fascinators is a potent brew of magic, romance, betrayal, and the transformative power of friendship—bewitching!” — Elana K Arnold Printz Honor-winning author of Damsel"Eliopulos, making his YA debut, crafts a world in which magic is part of everyday life, but the narrative follows a more realistic journey as his main characters navigate friendship, first loves, and heartbreaks, all in witty banter... Eliopulos excels with interpersonal relationships, building out the complexities of childhood friends on the precipice of adulthood." — Publishers Weekly"A magical exploration of queer and religious themes." — Kirkus Reviews"Fans of what might be called magic-magical realism will find this a compelling read." — Booklist"Part paranormal thriller, part introspective character study, this title challenges readers to accept themselves, build empathy, and stand strong in the power of personal beliefs. An #OwnVoices title for fans of Becky Albertalli." — School Library Journal