The Wind Singer
By William Nicholson
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Synopsis
In the rigid city of Aramanth, where citizens' lives are dictated by relentless examinations, Kestrel Hath rebels against the oppressive system. Alongside her twin brother, Bowman, and their friend Mumpo, she embarks on a perilous quest to restore the voice of the Wind Singer, an ancient artefact believed to hold the key to their city's freedom. Facing treacherous landscapes and formidable foes, the trio's courage and determination are tested as they strive to bring harmony back to their world.
About the author
William Nicholson is a talented British author and screenwriter who loves writing exciting stories. He is best known for his popular 'Wind on Fire' trilogy, including the book 'The Wind Singer'. William enjoys creating magical worlds and brave characters that inspire young readers to use their imagination and believe in themselves.
Pages
352 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
Published
2002
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