THE KEEPERS OF 13TH DOOR: BOY WHO REMEMBERED TOMORROW

What if you'd lived today more than thirty times - and you were the only one who remembered any of it? That's the impossible truth a new kid named Dylan Marsh brings to the Keepers' lunch table, and it isn't a story. Dylan can predict the exact words a teacher will say over the intercom. He knows which tray a stranger is about to drop two hallways over. And he knows, with quiet, exhausted certainty, that by the end of today, one of the five friends who just decided to believe him is going to disappear. To break the loop, Arin, Maya, Zayn, Tara, and Leo step through the strangest door yet - one that doesn't lead to another world at all, but into the middle of someone's unfinished grief. What they find there isn't a monster. It's an echo: a fragment of fear so old and so tired of being afraid that it's willing to trap an entire day in place rather than let a single goodbye finally be said. Time is running out in the most literal way imaginable, and the only way through is the hardest kind of courage - the kind that means finally telling the truth, even when it costs everything to say it out loud. Perfect for fans of Percy Jackson, The 39 Clues, and Spiderwick, Book Four of THE KEEPERS OF THE 13TH DOOR is the series' most emotional adventure yet - a story about grief, memory, and the quiet bravery of showing up for someone who's been carrying too much alone for far too long. Book 4 of THE KEEPERS OF THE 13TH DOOR. The adventure continues in Book 5: The Mountain That Isn't There.