Midnight On Strange Street

(Hardback)

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AVERY MILLER is looking for a fresh start, away from all the bomb sirens and talk of war in Los Angeles. She expects to find a haven in Callaway, Texas, where the cool new substance glow was first discovered. What she doesn t count on is making friends with glowboard skaters Dani, Bastian, and Lola, AKA the Sardines

DANI HIRSCH, captain of the Sardines, knows for a fact they re the best glowboarding team in Texas if only they could prove it. Nothing will distract Dani from leading the team to victory at this summer s big race. Not even food explosions in the school cafeteria, or a mysterious midnight message, or the appearance of secretive government workers in Callaway

BASTIAN GIL is sick of the bullies who tease him for being a Sardine, for being different. Sure, he and his twin sister Lola can share thoughts. That s just twin telepathy, though nothing too weird, right But when Bastian finds he can do even stranger things, he starts to wonder if maybe he really is different from the other kids at school

LOLA GIL wants life to go back to normal, to a time before big glowboard races and government investigations. But the more the Sardines discover about themselves like how they can share thoughts and move objects with their minds the more Lola begins to fear there was never anything normal about her. In fact, she and the Sardines might be dangerous

When the Sardines receive an ominous, otherworldly message, they must decide if they ll use their newfound powers to stop an impending disaster one that could have more to do with the war, their bullies, and glowboarding than they can possibly imagine.

Reviews

Inventive and intriguing, Midnight on Strange Street is both a deliciously spooky mystery and an endearing story about friendship and bravery. An action-packed adventure from start to finish.--Ashley Herring Blake, author of Stonewall Honor Book Ivy Aberdeen's Letter to the World
Serves up adventure and intrigue in a near-future world.... Recommend it to sports lovers and fantasy readers alike.--Booklist
The idea and execution of glowboarding is great fun.--Publishers Weekly
This title will hook readers with its sports action and the strength of the friendship between the main characters.--School Library Connection
Totally fun.
--Kirkus Reviews

Author Bio

K. E. Ormsbee lives in Austin, Texas, where she writes, podcasts, & makes music. She is also the author of the Water and the Wild series and The House in Poplar Wood. You can find her online at keormsbee.com.