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Girl Who Thought Her Mother Was a Mermaid
Girl Who Thought Her Mother Was a Mermaid
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Stella, a girl who believes her mum might have been a mermaid, runs away to the ocean to solve the mystery of who she really is. She meets Pearl, who reveals disturbing secrets, and discovers the truth by facing her fear of the ocean.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 256 pages
Publication date: 07 March 2019
Publisher: Head of Zeus
Even though she's terrified of the sea, a girl who believes her mum might have been a mermaid runs away to the ocean to solve the mystery of who she really is. Stella is the odd one out. She sleepwalks, is terrified of water, yet obsessed by the ocean. Her mum, who died when Stella was eight, remains the biggest mystery of all. Who was she and why did she give Stella a necklace called "the word of the sea" before she died? Nobody can give her any answers. Her father is consumed by grief and her grandmother's memories are fading with dementia. When Stella's only friend in the world, Cam, moves house, Stella runs away. She's determined to find out who her mum was and who she is too. She ends up in the Crystal Cove, a run-down aquarium with a mermaid show. There she meets Pearl, who reveals disturbing secrets. It's only by facing her fear of the ocean that Stella will truly uncover the truth. This is an exquisitely imagined story about a girl on an adventure above and below the waves.
Weight: 190g
Dimension: 129 x 197 x 11 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781788541688
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