Stone statues are marching toward the manor. Like the house itself, these sculpted soldiers are creations of Henrietta’s uncle, a notorious wizard—but some other force has them under its command. Henrietta’s only hope is that the house’s magic can help her stop the stone horde. To find out for sure, she’ll have to go exploring with some of her home’s oddest inhabitants . . .

Praise for The Accursed Inheritance of Henrietta Achilles:

“An absolute delight” —Entertainment Weekly

“Hörnig and Pawlitza work beautifully together” —CBR

“Humor abounds . . . [and] Pawlitza''s breathtaking illustrations of the skyscraper-sized house will delight” —Kirkus Reviews

Stone statues are marching toward the manor. Like the house itself, these sculpted soldiers are creations of Henrietta’s uncle, a notorious wizard—but some other force has them under its command. Henrietta’s only hope is that the house’s magic can help her stop the stone horde. To find out for sure, she’ll have to go exploring with some of her home’s oddest inhabitants . . .

Praise for The Accursed Inheritance of Henrietta Achilles:

“An absolute delight” —Entertainment Weekly

“Hörnig and Pawlitza work beautifully together” —CBR

“Humor abounds . . . [and] Pawlitza''s breathtaking illustrations of the skyscraper-sized house will delight” —Kirkus Reviews

Stone statues are marching toward the manor. Like the house itself, these sculpted soldiers are creations of Henrietta’s uncle, a notorious wizard—but some other force has them under its command. Henrietta’s only hope is that the house’s magic can help her stop the stone horde. To find out for sure, she’ll have to go exploring with some of her home’s oddest inhabitants . . .

Praise for The Accursed Inheritance of Henrietta Achilles:

“An absolute delight” —Entertainment Weekly

“Hörnig and Pawlitza work beautifully together” —CBR

“Humor abounds . . . [and] Pawlitza''s breathtaking illustrations of the skyscraper-sized house will delight” —Kirkus Reviews