Book description
The Secret Library of MidnightA Forgotten Book. A Hidden Library. A World Where Stories Come to Life…When 11-year-old Oliver Morgan stumbles upon a mysterious, dust-covered book hidden deep in his school library, he unknowingly opens a portal to the Storyworld—a world where fairy tales breathe, books fly, and the impossible…
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1 author picked The Secret Library of Midnight as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I loved this short novel because I found the plot so imaginative and page-turning. Just the title alone intrigued me, a Secret Library. What happens of Midnight? I love the idea of taking whimsical tales and weaving them from impossible to possible.
I came across this as a recent published work and I found it interesting because the protagonist enters an imaginary world, portals, a secret library, and learns to navigate the present adventure confronted…
From Mary's list on fantasy adventure novels intertwined with romance.
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