NATIONAL BESTSELLER • A stunning graphic novel adaptation of the second book in Maggie Stiefvater’s #1 New York Times bestselling series The Raven Cycle!Ronan Lynch is made of secrets. His longest kept one? He can pull impossible things out of dreams. It's a secret that's nearly killed him more than once.
Waking the ley line should have led Blue and the Raven Boys straight to Glendower, the Whelsh king rumored to be sleeping beneath the mountains of Henrietta.
But instead, the forest of Cabeswater has disappeared, energy hums and sputters beneath the town, and the Raven Boys' search is at a dead end. Ronan's dreams may be the key to finding Glendower, but none of the Raven Boys are prepared for what will be unleashed in Ronan's desperate attempt to finally control his power.
Reimagined as a stunning full-color graphic novel adapted and illustrated by Sas Milledge,
The Dream Thieves blurs the line between reality and nightmare until they are one and the same.
On sale: August 4, 2026
Age: 14 and up
Grade: Grade 9 & Up
Page count: 288 Pages
ISBN: 9780593621233
Reading level: Lexile: 220L
Maggie Stiefvater is the #1
New York Times bestselling author of novels for young people and adults, including the #1 New York Times bestselling series The Wolves of Mercy Falls, starting with
Shiver, and The Raven Cycle, starting with
The Raven Boys. Her novel
The Scorpio Races was named a Michael L. Printz Honor Book by the American Library Association. She lives in Virginia with her husband, their two children, many dogs, some bagpipes, and a growling tuner car. You can visit her online at maggiestiefvater.com.
Sas Milledge is an illustrator, comic artist, and designer for animation. Sas graduated from RMIT University with a Bachelor of Design in Animation and Interactive Media. Her debut original graphic novel ‘Mamo’ was released by Boom!Studios in 2022. She is based in Melbourne, Australia.
Praise for The Dream Thieves: The Graphic Novel:“Full-color illustrations bring the story’s settings to life, from the witchy warmth of the Sargent house to Henrietta’s pastoral beauty… A vividly rendered sequel.”—
Kirkus Reviews
