Award-winning story: Recognized as a Washington Post Best Book, Publishers Weekly Best Book, Kirkus Reviews Best Children's Book, and Chicago Public Library Best of the Best 2014
Complex narrative: Weaves the journeys of Ned and Aine, siblings and bandit daughter, for a layered coming-of-age tale
Lush, immersive setting: Vivid descriptions of enchanted forests, kingdoms, and diverse secondary characters enhance the reading experience
Strong female protagonists: Features Aine, a resourceful and intelligent heroine, challenging traditional archetypes
Beautiful, lyrical prose: Engages readers with eloquent writing and a pace that balances action and emotional depth
Summarized by Shop
From the Newbery-Medal winning author of The Girl Who Drank the Moon comes a spellbinding fantasy adventure spun around a haunting prophecy: The wrong boy will save your life, and you will save his.
A Washington Post Best Book ★ A Kirkus Reviews Best Children's Book ★ A Publishers Weekly Best Book ★ A Chicago Public Library "Best of the