The Faery Queen's Daughter - Marr, Melissa
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To save the magical creatures in the Land of Faery, Ivy--eldest daughter of the queen of Faery--must use her wits and her heart. As the queen's madness grows, the land shifts in dangerous, hostile ways. When Ivy rescued a baby from the Wild Hunt, she had no idea that he would change the world. Since time passes differently in her world, the baby she once saved is a grown boy who can help her save her home. Now, Ivy brings him to Faery to enlist his help. Jack Merry has no idea that the creatures in his stories are real. He just wants a friend, a family, someone who listens. His stories are the…mehr

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To save the magical creatures in the Land of Faery, Ivy--eldest daughter of the queen of Faery--must use her wits and her heart. As the queen's madness grows, the land shifts in dangerous, hostile ways. When Ivy rescued a baby from the Wild Hunt, she had no idea that he would change the world. Since time passes differently in her world, the baby she once saved is a grown boy who can help her save her home. Now, Ivy brings him to Faery to enlist his help. Jack Merry has no idea that the creatures in his stories are real. He just wants a friend, a family, someone who listens. His stories are the only way he can convince the villagers to stop and spend time at his side. So, when Ivy arrives and whisks him off to a magical land, Jack isn't sure whether to be terrified or grateful that someone thinks he's special. With the aid of the tiny faeries, a glaistig, the Bollynoggins, and boy who can re-create the world almost as quickly as the queen breaks it, Ivy might save her home, her friends, and even her mother.
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Tam Erskine, more often known as Melissa Marr, is the NYT bestselling author of the Wicked Lovely series and Bunny Roo, I Love You). She has written seventeen novels and been translated into twenty-eight other languages. Fourteen years ago, though, she wrote The Faery Queen's Daughter--her first book. Every year, she has revised this book. This year, it seemed like it was worth reading. Both "Tam" and "Erskine" are borrowed from relatives who taught her about faeries and the power of stories. The Tam Erskine name is to indicate that the content of a book is accessible to younger YA readers.