Laura Schreiber at Disney-Hyperion bought Daniel Aleman's young adult contemporary INDIVISIBLE, about a Mexican-American teenage boy whose parents, undocumented immigrants, are detained by ICE, leaving him to care for his young sister and fight for his family's future, sold to Laura Schreiber at Disney-Hyperion. Publication is planned for fall 2020.
Cindy Loh at Bloomsbury bought Sara Holland's HAVENFALL and a sequel, via Glasstown Entertainment, following a girl whose family runs an inn that sits at the crossroads between several fantasy realms -- and she may be the key to keeping a tentative peace between them.
Nicole Sclama at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt BFYR bought Emily Bain Murphy's young adult historical fantasy SPLINTERS OF SCARLET, about an orphaned seamstress in 19th-century Copenhagen who goes to work for a retired ballerina and uses her magic to investigate her father's mysterious death while working for the same family years ago. Publication is planned for spring 2020.
Nancy Siscoe at Knopf Children's bought Kate O'Shaughnessy's middle grade debut THE LONELY HEART OF MAYBELLE LANE, in which an 11-year-old travels hundreds of miles in order to enter a singing competition and, she hopes, meet her radio DJ father for the first time—a journey that will require her to discover the courage within her and the unlikely friends around her. Publication is planned for spring 2020.
Laura Schreiber at Disney-Hyperion bought Julia Drake's young adult contemporary debut THE LAST TRUE POETS OF THE SEA, about a teen who is shipped off to Maine after her brother's hospitalization, where she searches for the lost shipwreck that her great-great-great grandmother survived—and for answers about her family's long struggle with mental illness—all while falling in love.
Eileen Rothschild bought Francesca Flores's DIAMOND CITY, about a young assassin who must navigate a city full of half-constructed subway tunnels, hidden magical dens, secret weapons markets, and wolf-sized spiders in order to unravel a conspiracy that—if it isn't stopped—threatens to sink her home into a catastrophic war. Publication is planned for winter 2020.
Pete Knapp is a literary agent at Park & Fine Literary and Media.
Park & Fine brings a 360° approach to agenting with a robust support staff. The team includes a retail expert, a creative branding and marketing director, publicity strategists, a dedicated foreign rights department, an accomplished editorial team, and savvy television and film minds, who all work together on every book.
parkfinebrower.comSubmit