BACK TO THE RIDDERLANDS

Six years have passed since their first adventure, and Jessie is trying to prepare herself for Sue B and Barnaby to head off to college. But she’s not ready to say goodbye to her sister, who intends on moving all the way across the country for school. When their planned bonding night is disrupted by a Barnaby blunder, Jessie panics that Sue B is going to spend the rest of her time at home moping around and crying—leaving no room for sisterly QT.

That is, until a familiar seed and touch of magic gives Jessie the idea for an impromptu visit to the Ridderlands, where they can all sort out their problems and return reconnected. After all, Ritter is gone, so the place has to be safe—right?

. . .

"Back to the Riddlerlands continues the fun and fantasy of the Ridderlands series with a story told from Jess's perspective. With her sister's impending leave for college looming, Jess has some unresolved feelings to work out with Sue B about the fact that she's about to be left behind. And when Jess uses magic to meddle in Sue's relationship with Barnaby-- and transport them all back to the Ridderlands-- things get extra messy and complicated. Jess is smart and brave, and throughout their magical mishaps, she eventually comes to realize that she doesn't need Sue B to solve all her problems for her anymore. She's strong enough to stand on her own two feet." 

~ Kelly Mangan, author of Maeve Mulvaney Has Had Enough (Holiday House)

and Like That Eleanor (Cardinal Rule Press)

“The perfect wrap-up for an endearing and engaging trilogy. A wonderful middle-grade story about trust, confidence, and growing into your own power. A magical ride back into a world of wonder. Readers are in for a treat!” 

~ Dana Goldstein, author of the Dax Masters Series

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“A thrilling tale of sisterhood and self-discovery, Back to the Ridderlands is sure to captivate and inspire young readers.  Filled with magic, danger, and heart, Jessie's perilous journey back into the Riddlerlands will keep the pages turning and the imagination burning.” 

~ Jaime Formato, author of Roll for Initiative (@RP_Kids)