Flood Child

Flood Child by Emily Diamand, published by Chicken House in 2009, is a 400-page work of juvenile fiction set in a transformed England of 2216, where much of the land is submerged underwater. The story follows Lilly Melkun, a determined girl who seeks to restore order after the Prime Minister’s daughter is kidnapped by ruthless pirates. As Lilly navigates this perilous world, she teams up with a pirate boy and discovers an extraordinary treasure that holds the potential to alter their future.

Readers will find a narrative rich in action and adventure, exploring themes of resilience and bravery against a backdrop of fantasy and magic. The setting of a flooded England adds a unique twist to the traditional pirate tale, immersing readers in a landscape where danger lurks at every turn. With its engaging plot and dynamic characters, Flood Child offers an imaginative journey through a world where the stakes are high and the quest for justice drives the narrative forward.