THE SINISTER SECRETS OF SINGE by Sean Ferrell, illustrated by Graham Carter

1: THE SINISTER SECRETS OF SINGE

“A boy’s determined search for his father lends emotional heft to this steampunk-inflected series starter. . . . Tackling questions about sacrifice and sentience, this speculative enterprise, accompanied by Carter’s moody illustrations, offers melancholic refinement. . . .” —Publishers Weekly

“Ferrell opens this exciting new middle-grade adventure series with a bang. . . . Lush world building and an action-packed storyline will prove perfect for fans of book franchises such as A Series of Unfortunate Events. With a plot that never fails to lose steam, accompanied by Carter’s eerie illustrations, Noah’s origin story is one that fans of adventure and mystery ought not to miss.” —Booklist

“A rollicking adventure featuring a lonely, clever boy choosing to take great risks, face family struggles, and forge found family in the face of tremendous obstacles. Recommended for middle grade adventure shelves.” —School Library Journal

“This high adventure veers between fast action sequences and stolid instances of emotional development.” —Foreword Reviews

“An impressively descriptive story. . . .” —Kirkus Reviews

2: THE SINISTER SECRETS OF THE FABULOUS NOTHINGS

“Ferrell’s cautionary takes on the dangers of having wishes fulfilled—and, by implication, the hazards of nanotech . . . will keep readers engaged.” —Kirkus Reviews