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the coracle boy
An enthralling children's adventure.
Synopsys:
A long time ago, in a land not too far away, there was a fabled and mysterious place known as „Farland - the land of the great swamp‟. At its heart lay the town of Westown, the home of Harry, the „Coracle Boy‟.
Time and time again pirates and robbers from all over this land came to plunder the good folk of Westown, rampaging and taking anything they could. The people of Westown dare not venture into the forests and even the river that had supplied food and goods from far away were now deemed unsafe to travel.
But Harry knew the river like the back of his hand and no-one knew how to use a coracle more than he. And now, more than ever, Harry‟s skill and determination were desperately needed. For it was only Harry who could navigate this dangerous, swollen river and get a
message to General Smith that the notorious King Axel was about to mount his most vicious assault. . . Will Harry be able to save the day?
The future of Westown depends upon the „Coracle Boy‟.
Synopsys:
A long time ago, in a land not too far away, there was a fabled and mysterious place known as „Farland - the land of the great swamp‟. At its heart lay the town of Westown, the home of Harry, the „Coracle Boy‟.
Time and time again pirates and robbers from all over this land came to plunder the good folk of Westown, rampaging and taking anything they could. The people of Westown dare not venture into the forests and even the river that had supplied food and goods from far away were now deemed unsafe to travel.
But Harry knew the river like the back of his hand and no-one knew how to use a coracle more than he. And now, more than ever, Harry‟s skill and determination were desperately needed. For it was only Harry who could navigate this dangerous, swollen river and get a
message to General Smith that the notorious King Axel was about to mount his most vicious assault. . . Will Harry be able to save the day?
The future of Westown depends upon the „Coracle Boy‟.
278 pages, Paperback
First published July 10, 2011
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