Crow Girl Returns
Crow Girl Returns by Kate Cann, published by Barrington Stoke in 2006, is a 93-page work of juvenile fiction that explores themes of self-esteem and social dynamics. The story follows Lily, who transforms from feeling invisible to becoming “Crow Girl” after befriending crows in a dark wood. This newfound identity brings her a sense of power and love, but it also attracts the attention of bullies who threaten her newfound status.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into Lily’s struggle against bullying and her quest for self-assertion. As she confronts the challenges posed by her peers, the story highlights the importance of self-reliance and resilience. With its focus on social themes, Crow Girl Returns offers insight into the complexities of growing up and finding one’s place in the world.
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“In the dark, the crows are rising… Lily used to be nobody, until she made friends with the crows in the dark wood. Now Lily is Crow Girl. She’s powerful and in love. She’s somebody. But that just makes the bullies want to hurt her even more. Lily has to end it. Once and for all. Crow Girl is back. Watch the skies.” – back cover.
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