
The wizarding government refuses to believe Voldemort is back; Harry's fifth year is a war of pamphlets, secret clubs, and a ministry inquisitor who uses a quill dipped in the user's own blood.
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Simon Snow, the worst Chosen One ever chosen, starts his last year at the Watford School of Magicks dumped by his girlfriend and missing his roommate Baz, a vampire he is sure is plotting against him.

Sunny Nwazue, twelve, born in New York to Nigerian parents and now living in Nigeria, an albino who can't play football in the sun, finds out she is one of the Leopard People, who work juju.

At the Scholomance, a school for wizards with no teachers and no holidays, only monsters that eat the students, a prickly girl with a talent for mass destruction tries very hard not to use it.

Alanna of Trebond, who wants to be a knight, swaps places with her twin brother, who wants to be a sorcerer, and enters the royal palace as a page disguised as a boy.

Sabriel, at boarding school south of the Wall in Ancelstierre, receives her father's sword and bells, the tools of the Abhorsen who lays the dead to rest, and crosses into the Old Kingdom, where the dead are rising, to find him.

Magic vanished from Orïsha the night the king's soldiers killed the maji, Zélie Adebola's mother among them, and now Zélie, her brother and a runaway princess have one chance to bring it back before the crown prince hunts them down.

Lyra Belacqua and her dæmon set out from Oxford for the far North to rescue kidnapped children, and stumble into a conspiracy about a mysterious substance called Dust.

A cursed girl doomed to die on her eleventh birthday is whisked away to the magical city of Nevermoor, where she must pass four dangerous trials to join its most prestigious society.

A woman wakes in a London park surrounded by dead men in latex gloves, with no memory and a letter in her pocket from her body's previous owner, Myfanwy Thomas, a senior officer of the Checquy, Britain's secret supernatural service.

Christopher Chant, a lonely boy in a well-off family, can walk in his dreams into other worlds, and his charming uncle Ralph starts asking him to fetch things from them.

Fourteen-year-old Mona's only magic is making bread do what she wants, so finding a dead girl on the floor of her aunt's bakery is the start of more trouble than she bargained for, in a city where wizards are vanishing.

Nobody Owens, a boy raised by ghosts in a graveyard after his family is murdered, grows up learning the ways of the dead, while the man who killed his family is still looking for him.