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Hatmakers is a magical middle-grade fantasy about Cordelia, a young apprentice from a long line of magical milliners. This adventurous tale blends humor, wonder, and a dash of rebellion as Cordelia searches for her missing father, Prospero, in a world where crafting items from rare magical materials is a treasured skill. Ideal for readers ages 9–12 who crave fast-paced quests, warm friendship, and brave hearts, Hatmakers invites you to believe in the magic each of us carries inside. In Hatmakers, the story unfolds in accessible, page-turning prose, with Paola Escobar's striking black-and-white illustrations accompanying Cordelia's adventures. The book is built around a quest that blends action with heart, pitting Cordelia against an ancient rivalry that threatens her Maker family—and against a hidden manipulation of magic that will keep readers guessing. The pacing balances twists with warmth, and the world—the bustling markets, secret workshops, and sea-crossing journeys—feels tactile and inviting. Cordelia's quest to find her missing father, Prospero, across a richly imagined Maker world. Maker magic and the rival Maker families, with twists that test courage, loyalty, and teamwork. Paola Escobar's striking black-and-white illustrations that bring the world to life. A warm, character-driven tale about friendship, resilience, and family. Swift, page-turning pacing that blends humor, danger, and wonder—perfect for fans of Nevermoor and Rooftoppers. After finishing Hatmakers, readers are left with a lasting sense of wonder and a belief in their own creativity—feeling inspired to face challenges with courage, kindness, and collaboration. It’s a story that lingers, reminding us that imagination and heart can change the world.