Barkbelly
Barkbelly by Cat Weatherill is a captivating tale published by Puffin in 2006, featuring 352 pages in English. This story unfolds in a fantastical world that closely mirrors our own, following the adventures of Barkbelly, a wooden boy raised by loving human parents. His life takes a dramatic turn when an accidental tragedy forces him to flee, setting him on a quest to find his true home and mother.
Readers will encounter a richly woven narrative filled with elements of action and adventure, as Barkbelly’s journey introduces him to a circus, fierce pirates, and enigmatic giant hedgehogs. The book explores themes of family and the unexpected consequences of dreams, all while immersing readers in a magical atmosphere. With its blend of poetry and dark twists, Barkbelly presents a unique exploration of identity and belonging.
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A fantastic epic and magical adventure story set in a beautifully realised world that’s almost but not quite like our own. Barkbelly is a wooden boy, brought up by loving human parents, whose life falls apart when he accidentally kills one of his playmates and has to go on the run. His journey turns into a quest for his real home and his real mother, and takes in along the way the circus, fierce pirates and mysterious giant hedgehogs. Full of poetry, magic, and dark twists of fate, Barkbelly discovers what can happen when your dreams come true, but not in the way you expect.
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