"The sympathetic Angel and Bavar both deal with life-shattering tragedy, but Wilson's story is full of hope and spirit. An imaginative story about magic, friendship, and healing." -- Booklist "A solid friendship tale for fans of eerie fantasy." -- Kirkus Reviews "Wilson uses spare prose and distinct voices for Angel and Bavar as the protagonists struggle with personal tragedy, family issues, and ethical considerations. Recommended for readers who enjoy Patrick Ness's A Monster Calls." -- School Library Journal Praise for The Lost Frost Girl: "A fantastical, frost-filled, coming-of-age debut." -- Kirkus Reviews "Similar to Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson series, Wilson's debut nicely blends reality and fantasy into an entertaining read. Wilson brings the fairy tale individuals to life while maintaining a delightful combination of realism and fantasy.

A promising first novel." -- Booklist "This character-driven fantasy exhibits a nice balance between Owl's magical adventures and her human struggles with friendship and school. Purchase where fantasy flies off the shelves." -- School Library Journal "As magical as frost itself, The Lost Frost Girl is a truly special tale, told with gorgeous prose and filled with compelling characters. I absolutely loved it!" -- Sarah Beth Durst, author of Journey Across the Hidden Islands "Charming, clever, and enchanting, The Lost Frost Girl is a modern fairy tale about discovering yourself and the place you truly belong." -- Kristin Bailey, author of The Silver Gate.