James Riley
James Riley is the author of the Half Upon a Time series, as well as many books too unwritten to count. He's met thousands of imaginary people, most of whom are more polite than you'd think, but less interesting than you'd hope. He doesn't believe fairy tales actually happened, mostly because...
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James Riley is the author of the Half Upon a Time series, as well as many books too unwritten to count. He's met thousands of imaginary people, most of whom are more polite than you'd think, but less interesting than you'd hope. He doesn't believe fairy tales actually happened, mostly because he's never had tiny elves do his work for him at night, despite them promising several times. James currently lives outside Washington, DC, but it's not like he's special that way ... so do a lot of other people.
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Bethany is able to go into and out of books easily. Owen sees her and wants to go into his favorite book with her. Now Owen is the main character in the Kiel Gnomenfoot while Kiel is outside his book with Bethany. It is up to Owen to finish Kiel's adventure. Can he do it without readers finding ...
This zany, fun fairytales-retold series jumps right into it when May, a young girl from our modern world is plopped into the world where all the fairytales from movies and books took place. Her grandmother was just abducted by a Huntsman and her only option for aid is Jack, son of Jack of Jack and t...
STORY THIEVES by James Riley is an action-packed fantasy that blurs the line between real life and fictional worlds. What if you could literally dive into a good book? Bethany can. As the child of a real mother and fictional father, she’s able to disappear into any paper book. Bethany has spent year...
Love the story, but super annoyed with the main characters.I can totally say that I didn't like the main characters' choices. They made this book so chaotic, but I guess that's the main point of the story. Haha! And Okayyy, I'm giving them a break since they're still kids. I love all the book refere...
"Living a fairy tale sounded good, until you realized you were only getting the bad parts, and all the fairy godmothers and happily ever afters weren't coming." At the beginning of this final book in the Half Upon a Time series, we find our three heroes separated and trying to avoid the Mirror's ...
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