The Songbird Thief
The Songbird Thief by Skye Allen is a first edition published by Dreamspinner Press LLC on August 25, 2016. This young adult fantasy novel follows fifteen-year-old Lee, who possesses a unique ability to enchant her victims with her songs, making them easy targets for petty theft. As she navigates her life in San Francisco, fleeing from her stepfather’s abuse, Lee uncovers her identity as half fey, a revelation that complicates her relationship with her friend and secret crush, Sonja.
Readers will find that Lee’s journey delves into the complexities of her newfound powers and the moral dilemmas they present. As she becomes entangled in the intrigues of the Faerie Realm, the story explores themes of family, friendship, and the consequences of one’s choices. With a page count of 206, this edition offers a rich narrative that intertwines elements of fantasy and social themes, inviting readers to consider the balance between fun and responsibility in the face of temptation.
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An Oaktown Fey Book Where’s the harm in a little petty theft now and then? Fifteen-year-old Lee is about to find out. Lee has a gift–the ability to use her songs to enchant prospective victims, making them easy to rob–but it isn’t without a price. The source of this mysterious ability is revealed when Lee comes to San Francisco, fleeing her stepfather’s abuse: she is half fey. This knowledge puts a strain on Lee’s relationship with her friend and secret crush, Sonja, since Sonja thinks entanglements with the fey only lead to trouble. As her adventure takes her deeper into the intrigues of the Faerie Realm, Lee discovers her power has the potential for more than fun and profit. Some would use it for evil, and only Lee can decide if there’s good to be found in her songs.
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