Every Heart a Doorway

from rivkat

At a home for troubled children whose troubles stem because they traveled to fantasy worlds, came home, and were roundly disbelieved, Nancy arrives with the same aim as every other inhabitant-to return to where she was happy, a human servant to a dark lord. Not every child's world is the same; so...

from lexilewords

"Nobody gets to tell me how my story ends but me" That is such a wonderful sentiment I want it as a tattoo. This is only the first book! I'm so excited! Jack was possibly my favorite character, she just made...sense to me, even if I'm not that scientific her world outlook made so much sense. ...

from thealtereggo

I loved this book! It was a very quick read for me, both because it was not very long (less than 200 pages) and because I couldn't put it down. I almost wish it were longer as I didn't want it to end! Where to begin? I love the premise of the doorways to other worlds and a school for the misfits ...

from beentsy

Beautiful, lush, disturbing. I loved every gorgeous, dark, creepy word.

from titania86

Welcome to Eleanor West's Home for Wayward Children. You may think it would be filled with delinquents in need of some direction and structure, but you would be wrong. Each child (or young adult) in the school found a doorway to another world. Each world is different, but all of them are vastly d...