Contributions

  • To my Queen, Long Live Marilyn! - Dedicated to
  • Kress, Adrienne - Contributor

Publication

2016 - Automatic Pictures Publishing, New York, NY, USA, New York (State)

Language

English

Word Count

102,000 words, Guess

Page Count

408 pages

Physical Format

Hardcover

Identifiers

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  • Internet Archiveghostinhatbox0000bedd
  • The StoryGraph3167c343-63f2-40e0-aef9-d9397c123454
  • Goodreads26113776
  • Amazon0991272927

Classifications

  • DDC813.6

Alternate Titles

  • Ghost in the hatbox

Description

Combat training! Secret society initiations! Self-serving rivals! Welcome to Wonderland’s prestigious Millinery Academy: where those born to protect the queendom train to become spies, assassins, and bodyguards. With all that to contend with, not to mention following in his popular older brother’s footsteps, just getting through Imagination Class seems impossible already. And that’s before he starts seeing ghosts lurking in the corridors… When students begin behaving strangely throughout the academy, Hatter and his fellow cadets must unlock the mysteries behind the ghosts, and the headmaster’s suspicious behavior, before the entire student body finds itself possessed! Join Hatter and his fellow cadets on their first adventures in Wonderland. Let’s just hope it isn’t their last!

Description

Swordplay! Newfound friendships! School bullies! Budding love! Self-serving rivals! Scheming adults and soulless rebel plotters! Welcome, to the world of Cadet Hatter Madigan, who has just entered Wonderland’s Millinery academy as one of the freshmen ‘Caps’. Those born to be Royal Bodyguards are trained at one of the four academies (Heart, Clubs Diamond, Spade) linked to the royal houses. Cadets will study the mystic and martial arts, as well as the sometimes more difficult art of successfully dealing with others. Once Hatter begins his training he is thrown into a competitive world of both boys and girls vying to be the best. Arsenal cubes, blade chasers and Hat blocking 101 are all rites of passage the young milliners first take on together but must eventually perfect, separately.

Subjects

Series Statement

  • Hatter Madigan, 1

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