A girl with star eyes surounded by natural elements

Romina Garber

New York Times and international bestselling author

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Cover design by Kerri Resnick, featuring art by Daria Hlazatova

Lobizona

Some people ARE illegal.
Lobizonas do NOT exist.
Both of these statements are false.

In Wolves of No World, a contemporary YA fantasy series, bestselling author Romina Garber weaves together Argentine folklore and what it means to label a human being illegal.

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Romina Garber's LOBIZONA is a young-adult fantasy novel of Argentinian folklore that doesn't pull punches highlighting the plight of many undocumented immigrants in the United States.

— USA TODAY
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