Continuing the New York Times bestselling series, Jessica Day George brings readers on another magical adventure in Castle Glower.

Fridays at Castle Glower are about to get interesting! With newborn griffins hatching left and right, new Castle passageways to explore, and an out-of-the-blue wedding to plan, life is as exciting as ever for Celie, Lilah, and Rolf. But when the dangerous, ancient wizard Arkwright escapes from the dungeon, no one can rest until he is found. Celie has an idea of where he may be hiding, but the only way to stop him could be to erase parts of the Castle for good. With danger lurking behind every tapestry and under every trapdoor, can Celie outsmart Arkwright fast enough to save her family and Castle Glower?

Continuing her bestselling series, Jessica Day George brings readers on another charming adventure with Princess Celie and her very special Castle.

JESSICA DAY GEORGE is the New York Times bestselling author of Tuesdays at the Castle, Wednesdays in the Tower, Thursdays with the Crown, Fridays with the Wizards, and Saturdays at Sea, as well as the Twelve Dancing Princesses series and the Dragon Slippers trilogy. Originally from Idaho, she studied at Brigham Young University and worked as a librarian and bookseller before turning to writing full-time. She now lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, with her husband and their three young children. Her favorite day of the week is Friday because often there is pizza for dinner.
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“Lovely and engaging, this fantasy series continues to have wide appeal.” —Booklist on THURSDAYS WITH THE CROWN

“Fans of the series will eagerly devour this latest installment.” —SLJ on THURSDAYS WITH THE CROWN

“A sweet, funny, sincere story in which siblings work together.” —Kirkus Reviews on WEDNESDAYS IN THE TOWER

“Castle Glower is the true star of this charming story of court intrigue and magic. A satisfying mix of Hogwarts and Howl's Moving Castle.” —SLJ on TUESDAYS AT THE CASTLE

“This enjoyable romp turns mischief into political action and a stone palace into a cunning character. . . . These kids are clever, as is George's adventure. May pique castle envy.” —Kirkus Reviews on TUESDAYS AT THE CASTLE