Toaster Pond
Peter de Witt
Thirteen-year-old Doug and his two best friends are mysteriously transported through Toaster Pond to a magical place where their unique gifts are needed in a hide-and-seek competition that is much more than a game.
Read Time: ~2.6 hr
Stardust
by Alane Ferguson (1993)
About this book
When her acting career comes to an end, eleven-year-old Haley Loring has trouble adjusting, so she assumes the personality of the popular television character she had portrayed so that her new classmates will like her.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreStardust Lead Character
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