Jorge Lacera – illustratör

The Investigators meet The First Cat in Space in this hilarious graphic novel. Fairy and Mouse will forever change young readers’ perspectives on stepmothers, princes, and pumpkins as they help Cinderella set things right when her carriage veers off course.Every fairy tale needs a fairy. Because sometimes stories go off the rails, and this fairy knows just what to do to fix them.Actually, he doesn’t . . . He makes it up as he goes along.And sometimes he needs help. A lot of help. Which is where Mouse comes in.Together, she and Fairy will make sure this tale has a happily ever after—just maybe not the one you expect.

In this follow-up to the hilarious The Fairy Tale Fixers: Cinderella, Fairy and Mouse are back on the case as they help Sleeping Beauty try to awaken from a nightmare. A princess trapped in her room.An evil marriage plot.And a curse just waiting to happen.These things spell disaster . . . until Fairy and Mouse arrive on the scene. Because the Fairy Tale Fixers can fix any fairy tale!(Well, eventually. First they might make things a teensy bit worse.)Will there be a Happily Ever After? There will definitely be a rather confused duck . . . and lots of laughs.Fans of Catwad, Bird & Squirrel and Sir Ladybug will love this funny graphic novel with its twist on the classic fairy tale!Perfect for:Readers who love to laughGift-givers looking for a silly fairy tale retellingFans of Deborah Underwood and Jorge Lacera’s The Fairy Tale Fixers: Cinderella

From bestselling author Deborah Underwood comes a lively and heartwarming letter writing exchange between all the planets in outer space to show the power of perspective.It was an ordinary day for Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, (and don't forget Pluto, the dwarf planet). The planets were circling the Sun, staring into space, until suddenly they spot something else in their Solar System. What could it be? Who could it be? The planets have no idea but they're circling to find out. Whatever it is that something is most definitely, absolutely, without a doubt NOT a planet.So begins an out-of-this-world pen pal exchange between the planets and an exoplanet:Dear Exoplanet,We are excited to have you in the galaxy!XO,PlanetsDear Planets,It is nice to hear from you! But what is an exoplanet? Does it mean "excellent planet"?XO,ExoplanetPaired with vibrant illustrations from Jorge Lacera, this STEM-friendly story, told mainly through letters, reminds readers what happens when we consider another person's point of view.