Petar's song
By Pratima Mitchell
When war silences Petar’s violin, what mysterious melody will help him find hope again?
moving · hopeful · thought-provoking · musical
Genres
What is Petar's song about?
Petar loves playing his violin, and his lively music fills the village with dancing and happiness. But when war reaches the valley, Petar must flee with his mother and brother, leaving his father behind. In a strange new place, Petar is too sad to play, and his violin remains silent. Then, little by little, a new melody begins to grow inside him — a song of peace, hope and new beginnings. A moving story about conflict, family, courage and the healing power of music.
About the author
Pratima Mitchell is a talented author who enjoys writing stories for children. She has written exciting books like 'Grandpa Chatterji', which explores adventures and friendships between different cultures. Pratima loves to share stories that help readers learn about the world and discover the magic in everyday life.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2003
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