
Fleeing a home that has turned against him, a teenage boy hides out in the twenty-four-hour bakery in his Seoul neighbourhood, where a gruff wizard and his blue-haired assistant sell pastries baked with magic, at a price.
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Sierra Santiago, starting her summer painting a mural in Brooklyn, notices the murals in her neighbourhood fading and weeping, and learns her family has a secret that ties spirits to art.

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.

A Korean woman stops eating meat, and her quiet refusal escalates into a crisis that consumes her family and transforms her body into something inhuman.

When their sixty-nine-year-old mother vanishes in a crowded Seoul subway station, her husband and grown children search the city and realise how little they knew about her.

After her mother's death, sixteen-year-old Bree Matthews joins a residential program at the University of North Carolina, witnesses a magical attack on her first night and infiltrates the Legendborn, a secret society descended from King Arthur's knights.

Fifteen-year-old Clary Fray watches three teenagers kill a boy in a New York nightclub, a murder no one else can see, and when her mother vanishes she is pulled into the hidden world of the Shadowhunters.

In a world where gates to monster-filled dungeons have opened, Sung Jinwoo, the weakest of the hunters, survives a deadly dungeon and finds he can level up alone.

On the eve of her ninth birthday in Los Angeles, Rose Edelstein bites into her mother's lemon cake and tastes her mother's despair, and from then on every bite of food tells her how the cook was feeling.

Aislinn, who has always been able to see faeries and has kept it secret, is chosen by Keenan, the Summer King, as the mortal girl who may become his queen.

Kokoro has stopped going to school after being bullied, until the mirror in her bedroom begins to shine and pulls her into a castle where six other teenagers have a year to find a hidden key that grants one wish.

An orphaned boy raised under a staircase learns on his eleventh birthday that he is a wizard, and takes a train to a Scottish school that has been waiting for him.

The Japanese Breakfast frontwoman writes about her Korean mother's cancer and death, and about what Korean food means when the person who taught you to eat it is gone.