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When eleven-year-old, Jamaican-born and Brooklyn-raised Celia Johnson arrives at Camp Glynwood, she already has plans to run away. She needs to get home to continue her search for her younger brother, Kyel, who has been missing for over three months. However, on the night of her great escape, Celia makes an incredible discovery: she can talk to animals. Suddenly, Celia is catapulted into the wildest adventure of her life. Slipping away from camp each night, she befriends a wily cast of woodland animals. Along with a spunky, new camp friend named Violet, the motley crew joins Celia in her search for Kyel. But when the nightly expeditions push Celia beyond her physical and emotional limits¿things don't go as planned. At all. Will Celia solve the mysteries of the forest wonderland and begin the difficult task of facing her own reality? The fate of her friends' lives, not to mention her own, now depend on it. "Both poignant and hopeful, a beautifully calibrated coming-of-age tale that deals thoughtfully with grief and recovery." - Kirkus Review
234 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 2019 by Micah Hales-Knos · ISBN 9781733049405
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- Howl · Micah Hales · 2019 · ISBN 9781733049412
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