A Voice in the Wind
A Voice in the Wind by Kathryn Lasky is a First Edition published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in 2008. This 272-page book is written in English and introduces readers to the unique Starbuck family, featuring two sets of twins: preteens Liberty and July, along with their younger sisters, Charly and Molly. The children possess the extraordinary ability to communicate telepathically, a skill that proves invaluable as they embark on an adventurous journey to New Mexico.
In this engaging narrative, Liberty receives a mysterious whisper that guides her and July to an ancient dwelling steeped in history. As they seek to address past injustices, the twins confront a group of thieves intent on stealing valuable artifacts. The story explores themes of family dynamics, including blended families and sibling relationships, while immersing readers in the rich backdrop of Native American culture and history.
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[shared copy] The Starbuck family is anything but ordinary. There are two sets of Starbuck twins: preteens Liberty and July, and their little sisters Charly and Molly. But even more extraordinary is the fact that all four children have the ability to teleflash–they can talk to each other without saying a word! It’s a power that comes in handy whenever these adventurous kids are on the trail of a villian.
Before the Starbuck family embarks on a trip to New Mexico, a whisper comes through the wind to Liberty. It leads her and her twin, July, to an ancient hillside dwelling that was the site of a tragedy. In their quest to rectify the wrongs of the past, the twins encounter a group of thieves who will stop at nothing to steal the artifacts in the ancient home.
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