The Bird Singers

De: Eve Wersocki Morris

Narrado por: Esther Wane

Duración: 5 h y 40 m

Resumen del Editor

The whistling had started on their first night. At first, Layah thought it was bird song - a high thin sound which became a melody, rising and falling. And each night, it returned.

Strange things have been happening to Layah and her younger sister, Izzie, ever since their mother dragged them to a rain-soaked cottage miles from anywhere in the Lake District: there is a peculiar whistling at night, a handful of unusual feathers appear and a sudden, frightening banging at the door. And their mother is behaving very oddly. Layah is mourning the loss of her dear grandmother in Poland - and can almost hear her voice telling her the old myths, legends and fairy tales from that place. And as the holiday takes on a dark twist, Layah begins to wonder if the myths might just be real.

©2022 Eve Wersocki Morris (P)2022 W. F. Howes Ltd

Reseñas de la Crítica

"A deliciously spine-tingling story with sisterhood at its heart. I loved it." (A.F. Steadman)

"A captivating story, full of intrigue." (Abi Elphinstone)

"Polish folklore meets the Lake District in a spooky page-turning mystery. I devoured it in one gulp." (Phil Hickes)