Bøger af Lisette Auton

In a future when the Earth has shut itself off from the rest of the galaxy, the most underestimated person on the planet may be the one person who can save it.The year is 3897, and life on Earth is a neon dream, all flashing lights and buzzy noise - and no oneremembers that there used to be a night sky behind the illuminated one above them, with stars beyond. As she turns 11, neurodivergent, freckled Astrifer Nova is nothing like her sporty, high-achieving twin brother, Blaze. And on the day of her Work Path Allocation ceremony which determines the course of her life, she is crushed when she gets assigned to the sock factory.But all is not as it seems, and as she uncovers layers of hidden truths all around her, Astrifer discovers that the world is bigger than she ever imagined - and that it's up to her and a motley crew of new friends to challenge the status quo. Turns out, their differences may be exactly what the planet needs...

Just like her favourite person in the whole world ¿ her grandad ¿ Hettie¿s favourite place in the whole world ¿ the Arts Centre ¿ has gone. And Hettie can¿t quite work out how she¿s supposed to feel anything like how she did before.Many years before, Jack is feeling lonely too. But his life changes when he¿s taken in by a theatre troop and learns the secrets of the mysterious people behind the acts.And many years before that, Araine is also struggling, with a life that doesn¿t look anything like she thought it would. A life where it seems like rich people, with their evenings out at the theatre, don¿t have a thing to worry about. Unlike her . . .When yoüre feeling alone it can be hard to see the light.But though they live years apart, Hettie, Jack and Araine are connected in ways they never imagined.A magical story full of ghosts, theatre, love, friendship and family from disabled writer, activist, spoken word artist and theatre maker, Lisette Auton.Lisette's debut, The Secret of Haven Point, was described by award-winning author Elle McNicoll as 'A charming tale . . . with my favourite kind of hero at its heart'.

Mimi adores her wild, fun, full-of-life gran. Then Gran starts forgetting things. Suddenly there are cracks appearing all around their home - and a mysterious black crow - both of which only Mimi seems able to see.Mimi is determined to solve the mystery. Luckily she has new friends to help: Titch and Nusrat. Together, they're the Stickleback Catchers: solvers of puzzles and seekers of adventure.Down by the river, where the gang meet and the silvery sticklebacks swim, they discover a mysterious stone, speckled with stars. But this is no ordinary stone: it's the doorway to another world, a world of talking crows and secrets, magical constellations and memories - and maybe, just maybe, Mimi's chance to bring back Gran forever...

"e;A charming tale of found families and mermaids, with my favourite kind of hero at its heart"e; - Elle McNicoll, award-winning author of A Kind of SparkA stunning literary adventure from an incredible debut talent, perfect for fans of Kiran Millwood Hargrave, Cerrie Burnell and Katherine Rundell.I was Haven Point's first Wreckling, but I certainly wasn't the last. There are forty-two of us now, not including the mermaids. When you're a Wreckling, you mainly spend your days squabbling, eating and planning adventures. Oh, and Wrecklings also carry out wreckings, which is how we got our name . . .Washed up as a baby beside a remote lighthouse and raised by a mermaid, Alpha Lux was the first foundling at Haven Point. Now the lighthouse is a ramshackle home for any disabled person who needs somewhere to belong. Looting from passing ships to make a living, they call themselves the Wrecklings, and for the children of Haven Point life is spent adventuring on the wild shore (and getting into trouble with the grown-ups).But when Alpha spots a strange light up on the headland, she realizes that her beloved family are in danger of being discovered by Outsiders.With their home under threat, the Wrecklings must decide what kind of future they want . . . and what they're willing to do to get it.