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A story that beautifully weaves together themes of bereavement, identity and hope, alongside the traditional selkie legend.
ISBN: 9781910959978
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Author Sita Brahmachari
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GBPPrice 10.9900
AR Level Middle Years, Book Level: 3.6
€13.57
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Ten-year-old Isla has moved from Edinburgh to the Orkney Islands with her parents, to start a new life after the death of Islas beloved young brother. Islas mothers family is from Orkney and her fathers is from Africa, and she finds island life is very different to her former city home. Her discovery of the old Orcadian legend about the selkies, half human, half seal people, becomes the key to adjustment and acceptance.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nMany strands are woven into this deceptively simple story - loss and discovery, legend and reality, the pleasures and problems of settling into a new place, the need to make new friends, the coming to terms with sadness. Jane Rays illustrations capture the beauty of the island landscape and integrate it perfectly with the atmosphere and rich texture of the storytelling.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nEndorsed by Amnesty International for illuminating the human rights values of family, friends, home, safety and refuge.
Ten-year-old Isla has moved from Edinburgh to the Orkney Islands with her parents, to start a new life after the death of Islas beloved young brother. Islas mothers family is from Orkney and her fathers is from Africa, and she finds island life is very different to her former city home. Her discovery of the old Orcadian legend about the selkies, half human, half seal people, becomes the key to adjustment and acceptance.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nMany strands are woven into this deceptively simple story - loss and discovery, legend and reality, the pleasures and problems of settling into a new place, the need to make new friends, the coming to terms with sadness. Jane Rays illustrations capture the beauty of the island landscape and integrate it perfectly with the atmosphere and rich texture of the storytelling.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nEndorsed by Amnesty International for illuminating the human rights values of family, friends, home, safety and refuge.
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