Larbalestier, Justine

When 15 yr old Reason is pulled through the magical door connecting NYC with Sydney, Australia, home of her grandmother, she encounters an impossibly ancient man who seems to have some purpose in mind for her.

From the Sydney, Australia home of a grandmother she believes is a witch, 15 yr old Reason Cansino is magically transported to New York City, where she discovers that friends and foes can be hard to distinguish.

In 1932, in Sydney's deadly Razorhurst neighborhood, where crime and razor-wielding men rule, two girls with contrasting lives who share the ability to see ghosts meet over a dead body and find themselves on the run from mob bosses.

Residing in New Whitby, Maine, a town founded by vampires trying to escape persecution, Mel finds her negative attitudes challenged when her best friend falls in love with one, another friend's father runs off with one, and she herself is attracted to someone who tries to pass himself off as one.

From the Sydney, Australia home of a grandmother she believes is a witch, fifteen year old Reason Cansino is magically transported to New York City, where she discovers that friends and foes can be hard to distinguish.

In a world in which everyone has a personal fairy who tends to one aspect of daily life, fourteen-year-old Charlie decides she does not want hers--a parking fairy--and embarks on a series of misadventures designed to rid herself of the invisible sprite and replace it with a better one, like her friend Rochelle's shopping fairy.

Compulsive liar Micah promises to tell the truth after revealing that her boyfriend has been murdered.

Fifteen-year-old Reason Cansino, whose life drastically changed when her mother went insane and she learned about her family's relationship with magic, must decide which path to take between magic and madness--use too much and die, use too little and go insane.

When fifteen-year-old Reason is pulled through the magical door connecting New York City with Sydney, Australia, home of her grandmother, she encounters an impossibly ancient man who seems to have some purpose in mind for her.

Twelve short stories by a variety of authors seek to answer the question of whether zombies are better than unicorns.