learned, and marrying their acting summer camp, she can't high school sweethearts. That’s pass it up. But that doesn’t okay with Penny: she’s always mean anything’s really going to known she’d run her mom’s change, right? It’s just one diner, and she’s happy with her summer. boyfriend Logan, whom she’s known since 5th grade. What’s Then slowly, the people she wrong with a cozy life? A meets at Breakthrough – small, perfect life. including a boy called Chase – make her realize how big the Penny has a talent. Her world is, and how much other But high school drama coach people have been taught to thinks she could go far and expect from it. Can she really – when she unexpectedly gets a go back to her old life, and be scholarship to a prestigious happy? English rights: HarperCollins. UK & Translation rights: Regal Hoffmann Film rights: Regal Hoffmann LIESL SHURTLIFF SHURTLIFF grew up in Her previous novels are RUMP: Salt Lake City, Utah as the The True Story of fourth child in a combined Rumpelstiltskin (Knopf BFYR, family of eight. She studied April 2014), JACK: The True Music, Dance, and Theater at Story of Jack and the Beanstalk Brigham Young University. (Knopf BFYR, April 2015), and Liesl currently resides in RED: The True Story of Little Chicago, Illinois with her Red Riding Hood (Knopf BFYR, husband and three children. April 2016). They are all New Her website can be found at . York Times bestsellers. GRUMP: The True Story of the Seventh Dwarf Books for Young Readers, September 2017) Borlen is a dwarf but he When he’s assigned to a mining – doesn’t love digging for gems crew and sent down to the like the other dwarflings. He diamond mines, his parents are doesn’t like tunnels. And very proud, but Borlen is instead of being afraid of horrified. The rest of his crew – heights like any sensible dwarf, the Six don’t understand him. – he is afraid of depths. He just One of them, Rudger, bullies doesn’t fit in. Borlen, and one day they get into a fight that causes part of the mine to collapse. Borlen is
learned, and marrying their high school sweethearts. That’s okay with Penny: she’s always known she’d run her mom’s diner, and she’s happy with her boyfriend Logan, whom she’s known since 5th grade. What’s wrong with a cozy life? A small, perfect life. But Penny has a talent. Her high school drama coach thinks she could go far – and when she unexpectedly gets a scholarship to a prestigious acting summer camp, she can't pass it up. But that doesn’t mean anything’s really going to change, right? It’s just one summer. Then slowly, the people she meets at Breakthrough – including a boy called Chase – make her realize how big the world is, and how much other people have been taught to expect from it. Can she really go back to her old life, and be happy? English rights: HarperCollins. UK & Translation rights: Regal Hoffmann Film rights: Regal Hoffmann LIESL SHURTLIFF SHURTLIFF grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah as the fourth child in a combined family of eight. She studied Music, Dance, and Theater at Brigham Young University. Liesl currently resides in Chicago, Illinois with her husband and three children. Her website can be found at . Her previous novels are RUMP: The True Story of Rumpelstiltskin (Knopf BFYR, April 2014), JACK: The True Story of Jack and the Beanstalk (Knopf BFYR, April 2015), and RED: The True Story of Little Red Riding Hood (Knopf BFYR, April 2016). They are all New York Times bestsellers. GRUMP: The True Story of the Seventh Dwarf Books for Young Readers, September 2017) Borlen is a dwarf – but he doesn’t love digging for gems like the other dwarflings. He doesn’t like tunnels. And instead of being afraid of heights like any sensible dwarf, he is afraid of depths. He just doesn’t fit in. When he’s assigned to a mining crew and sent down to the diamond mines, his parents are very proud, but Borlen is horrified. The rest of his crew – the Six – don’t understand him. One of them, Rudger, bullies Borlen, and one day they get into a fight that causes part of the mine to collapse. Borlen is
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