Corey Ann Haydu is the author of The Widely Unknown Myth of Apple & Dorothy, Eventown, Rules for Stealing Stars, One Jar of Magic, The Someday Suitcase, and the Hand-Me-Down-Magic chapter book series as well as six acclaimed books for teens. Currently she is a proud faculty member of the Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA in writing for children program. Corey grew up in the Boston area, earned her MFA at the New School, and now lives in Brooklyn with her husband and daughters. Find out more at coreyannhaydu.com.

"Come for the fun, magical premise; stay for the hopeful, beautiful story." — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)Haydu tackles a bevy of complicated subjects involving substance reliance and peer pressure as the characters search for the strength to stand up for themselves. Fantastical, high-adrenaline action sequences sow fun throughout and juxtapose the weighty themes. — Publishers WeeklyAn emotionally rich narrative of two girls facing tremendous stakes and learning how to trust themselves even in the chaos; a must-read. — School Library Journal (starred review)

Corey Ann Haydu is the author of The Widely Unknown Myth of Apple & Dorothy, Eventown, Rules for Stealing Stars, One Jar of Magic, The Someday Suitcase, and the Hand-Me-Down-Magic chapter book series as well as six acclaimed books for teens. Currently she is a proud faculty member of the Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA in writing for children program. Corey grew up in the Boston area, earned her MFA at the New School, and now lives in Brooklyn with her husband and daughters. Find out more at coreyannhaydu.com.

"Come for the fun, magical premise; stay for the hopeful, beautiful story." — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)Haydu tackles a bevy of complicated subjects involving substance reliance and peer pressure as the characters search for the strength to stand up for themselves. Fantastical, high-adrenaline action sequences sow fun throughout and juxtapose the weighty themes. — Publishers WeeklyAn emotionally rich narrative of two girls facing tremendous stakes and learning how to trust themselves even in the chaos; a must-read. — School Library Journal (starred review)