โ Scribed by Natalie Grigson
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The Timeless Tale picks up just where Book One left off - give or take a few blurry months for our characters while the author did other things.
You see, Peter lives in the land of Fiction itself. Now our (ex-boy wizard) protagonist must grapple with the idea of changing his story, as he's presented with a rare and dangerous object straight from the Real World: his own backstory.
As his Conflict unfolds, you'll be taken to mysterious lands like Nonfiction, you'll come across a villain far more horrifying than that other guy (seriously, DON'T say his name); and you may even fall in love. Journey into this world beyond the page - and be sure to hold in your Inner Dialogue.
This is the second book in the Peter Able series. Book Three - just released! **
"Natalie Grigson takes us on a hilarious ride through the behind-the-page world of Fiction where heroes, villains, and unnamed side characters live out their lives free from an author's demands. Like a Toy Story for the book lover, the Peter Able series is a laugh-out-loud exploration of what happens when the reader isn't looking. With the humor of Douglas Adams combined with Sue Townsend, Grigson is a writer I look forward to reading for years to come. These books are a riot!"
- Owen Egerton, author of Everyone Says That at the End of the World
Natalie Grigson is a Young Adult and Middle Grade author/illustrator from Austin, Texas. She has written such books as the Peter Able series, Just Call Me Is , Call Me Perfect, The Woods , and Matthew Templeton and the Enchanted Journal. When she is not writing, she can most often be found leading workshops for teens, outdoors, climbing trees, travelling, and/or pretending she is a dog.
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