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Birdsong
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Description
The blackbirds' song uplifts and restores in this captivating novella from one of the most exciting voices in children's fiction.
After a devastating car crash, Annie is unable to play her flute and retreats from the music she's always loved.
She exists in a world of angry silence - furious with her mum and furious she can't seem to play her beloved flute any more.
Then she meets Noah, who shows her the blackbirds' nest hidden in the scrubland near their flats. As their friendship grows, the blackbirds' glorious song reignites Annie's passion for music. But when tragedy strikes again, will her fragile progress be put at risk?
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After a devastating car crash, Annie is unable to play her flute and retreats from the music she's always loved.
She exists in a world of angry silence - furious with her mum and furious she can't seem to play her beloved flute any more.
Then she meets Noah, who shows her the blackbirds' nest hidden in the scrubland near their flats. As their friendship grows, the blackbirds' glorious song reignites Annie's passion for music. But when tragedy strikes again, will her fragile progress be put at risk?
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Product details
- Paperback | 104 pages
- 130 x 198 x 11mm | 180g
- 07 Jul 2022
- Barrington Stoke Ltd
- Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- English
- 20 Illustrations, black and white
- 1800900988
- 9781800900981
- 31,817
Review quote
"Word perfect. Note perfect" -- Phil Earle "This is a book to dwell in, letting the story wash over you and settle your soul ... Katya Balen and Barrington Stoke is a wonderful combination" -- Kate Heap, Scope for the Imagination
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About Katya Balen
Katya Balen is a rising star in children's publishing in the UK. Her first book, The Space We're In, was longlisted for the Carnegie Medal and shortlisted for the Branford Boase Award, while October, October was described by the Times as "a future wild classic".
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