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B.B. Alston Books

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Known for: Amari and the Great Game, Amari and the Night Brothers

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Facing Distrust and Division

When Amari steps back into the Bureau, her first realization is that victory does not always earn acceptance. Despite everything she achieved in the events of the first book, the Bureau’s halls buzz with skepticism. Magicians have long been viewed as threats, their magic associated with chaos and am...

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Entering the Great Game

The Great Game — that grand tournament designed to decide the next leader of the League of Magicians — stands as the novel’s central metaphor and driving force. It is a spectacle of skill, politics, and deception. For Amari, being nominated is not an honor but a trap disguised as opportunity. Some c...

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A Sister’s Search Becomes a Calling

The strongest adventures often begin with love, not ambition. At the center of Amari and the Night Brothers is Amari Peters’s determination to find her missing brother, Quinton. He is not just a family member she misses; he is the person who made possibility feel real. In a world where Amari is ofte...

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Entering the Bureau Changes Everything

A hidden world is exciting, but it is never simple for the outsider who enters it. The Bureau of Supernatural Affairs is one of the most memorable elements in the book because it combines wonder with structure. It is not just a magical backdrop full of creatures and powers; it is a layered instituti...

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Being Different Invites Both Power and Fear

Societies often claim to admire uniqueness until real difference appears. One of the novel’s most powerful themes emerges when Amari discovers she has a rare and forbidden kind of magic. Instead of being celebrated for her extraordinary ability, she becomes a target of suspicion. Her gift immediatel...

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Friendship Makes Courage Sustainable

Bravery looks dramatic in stories, but in real life it is often sustained by companionship. Amari may be the protagonist, but she does not survive the Bureau alone. Her alliances, especially with characters who see her clearly and support her honestly, become essential to her success. The novel remi...

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About B.B. Alston

B.B. Alston is an American author known for his middle-grade fantasy series 'Supernatural Investigations'. His debut novel 'Amari and the Night Brothers' became a New York Times bestseller and received critical acclaim for its imaginative world-building and empowering themes.

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