In "A Kite at the Edge of the World" by Katy Grant, the story follows a young girl named Edda who embarks on an adventurous journey after the loss of her father. She travels to a remote coastal village, where she seeks solace and answers about her father's mysterious past. Along the way, Edda explores themes of grief, discovery, and the bond between generations. The village's enchanting landscapes and the art of kite-making serve as a backdrop as Edda learns to navigate her feelings and find hope in the face of loss, ultimately discovering the strength within herself to move forward. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

There are 194 pages in this book. This book was published in 2020 by Yearning Press .

Katy Grant was born and grew up in Tennessee, and spent five summers at a girls' camp in North Carolina, first as a camper and then as a counselor. She now lives in the Phoenix metropolitan area with her husband and sons, where she teaches college and university classes in writing and children's literature.