Two Irish sisters love each other very much. When Molly vanishes one morning, Cara decides she will go out into the wide world to find her, She is armed only with gifts from her mother and faterh, and her own kindness and courage. Can brave Cara defeat a wolf and a wizard to bring back her beloved sister? AGES: 6 plus AUTHOR: Liz Flanagan worked for many years as a children's book editor and freelance literary consultant. She is now the director of a writing centre and retreat in England. She also writes books for teenagers. Liz has returned to the same small town that she grew up in to raise her two daughters with her husband, Christoph. Valeria Docampo was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and graduated from the University of Buenos Aires with a degree in Graphic Design and Visual Communication. She began drawing to try to capture the poetry of everyday things, like the expressions of children and pets. She now lives in Lyons, France and works full-time as a freelance children's illustrator. SELLING POINTS: . EDUCATION MARKET: Carefully chosen vocabulary and simple sentences, combined with vibrant and fun illustrations, ease emerging readers into the world of chapter books. . MULTICULTURAL: Whimsical, engaging illustrations from Argentinian illustrator Valeria Docampo bring the magic and wonder of this Irish folktale to life. . SISTERLY LOVE: The focus on a courageous and clever female hero facing powerful magical forces in her quest to save her sister will appeal to brave young girls.

 

 

This book is part of a book series called The Magic Books .

This book is aimed at children at US 1st grade-5th grade.

This book has been graded for interest at 6-8 years.

There are 48 pages in this book. This book was published in 2013 by Barefoot Books Ltd .

Valeria Docampo taught art and graphic design before dedicating herself to illustrating full-time. She resides in Lyon, France. Liz Flanagan grew up in Hebden Bridge and returned there 10 years ago to raise her daughters. Until recently, Flanagan ran the Ted Hughes Arvon centre and has previously worked as a commissioning editor in the children's book trade.