No. of pages 256
Published: 2014
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There are 256 pages in this book. This book was published in 2014 by Oxford University Press .
Tom Moorhouse lives in Oxford. When not writing fiction he works as an ecologist at Oxford University's Zoology Department. Over the years he has met quite a lot of wildlife. Most of it tried to bite him. He loves hiking up mountains, walking through woods, climbing on rocks, and generally being weather-beaten outdoors.
'A hymn to nature, written with compassion and flair.' * Lauren St John, author of The White Giraffe *
'Just the sort of book I would have loved to have picked up as a child. I love the way Tom weaves in the natural history of the riverbank with a fast paced adventure.' * Gill Lewis, author of Sky Hawk *
'With echoes of The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame and Watership Down this is a wonderful story with a classic, traditional feel . . . An utterly lovely book and highly recommended.' * The Bookbag *
'This book became one of my favourites. I was worried what Sylvan, his brothers and sisters would do next! There was a lot of danger in their long journey. I couldn't wait to turn over the next page because I was full of excitement.' * Momo, age 8 *
'The book was amazing - it was the best book that I have ever read. I felt like I was in the book. My eyes would just not stop reading. I will recommend it to lots of people.' * Lulu, age 9 *
'The River Singers was so gripping that it was nearly impossible to put down. Five stars from me.' * By Kids for kids review, the Guardian online *
'A lyrical, emotion-packed story... stunning debut novel' * Pam Norfolk, Lancashire Evening Post *
'One of the most original and beautiful stories' * Teach Primary *