The Wild Way Home
By Sophie Kirtley
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Synopsis
On his twelfth birthday, Charlie's joy turns to fear when his newborn brother, Dara, is critically ill. Overwhelmed, Charlie escapes to the familiar woods, only to find himself mysteriously transported to the Stone Age. There, he rescues an injured boy named Harby, who is searching for his missing sister. Together, they navigate the perils of the ancient world, forging a deep friendship and discovering inner strength. This heartfelt adventure explores themes of family, courage, and the timeless bonds that connect us all.
About the author
Sophie Kirtley is a children’s author from Northern Ireland who loves to write exciting stories about adventure and friendship. She is best known for her books 'The Wild Way Home' and 'The Way to Impossible Island'. Sophie enjoys exploring nature and often finds inspiration for her stories in the great outdoors.
Pages
249 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2020
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