
By Anna James, Paola Escobar (Illustrator)
Book #3 in the Pages & Co. series
Books vanish, stories fade, and Tilly must save bookwandering from disappearing forever.
Tilly Pages and her friend Oskar venture to the Library of Congress, seeking the mysterious Archivists to restore balance to the bookwandering world. As books vanish and stories fade, Tilly faces a perilous challenge: stories are pulling her in, threatening to erase bookwandering forever. With cryptic clues and unexpected allies, can Tilly unravel the mystery and save the stories she loves? Dive into a world where fiction and reality blur, and the fate of imagination hangs in the balance.
The third magical bookwandering adventure in the nationally bestselling Pages & Co. series, featuring Tilly Pages as she journeys to Washington, DC, to wander inside the books at the Library of Congress. Perfect for fans of Inkheart and The Land of Stories. Tilly and Oskar embark on an impromptu trip to the Library of Congress in Washington, DC, in search of an elusive group of bookwanderers called the Archivists, who they believe are the key to restoring the balance and saving the British Underlibrary. Along the way, the friends realize that something strange is happening in the world of bookwandering: books are disappearing, people are forgetting their favorite stories, and stories are trying to drag Tilly into them. With a mysterious set of clues and some surprising new faces, Tilly and Oskar will need the help of some of their dearest fictional friends to be able to solve the mystery . . . and save bookwandering forever. Praise for Pages & Co.: The Bookwanderers A USA Today Bestseller!A Barnes & Noble Book of the Month!A Fall 2019 Kids’ Indie Next List Pick! Mr. Lemoncello would love to go bookwandering at Pages and Co. If you love books, you’re going to LOVE this book!–Chris Grabenstein, #1 New York Times best-selling author of the Mr. Lemoncello series *Highly recommended for readers young and old. An important reminder of the centrality of stories in shaping our lives. –School Library Journal, starred review A loving testament to the powerful magic of books and imagination. –Kirkus Reviews An affectionate ode to books and book lovers. –Publishers Weekly Delightful! A Joy of a book.–Kiran Millwood Hargrave, author of The Girl of Ink & Stars A thrilling, inventive, book-lover’s delight.–Matt Haig, author of A Boy Called Christmas
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