Flying with Icarus
Flying with Icarus by Curdella Forbes, published by Walker in 2003, is a collection of short stories that explores the lives of young characters navigating their challenges. This edition, written in English and spanning 176 pages, presents a variety of narratives that delve into themes of resilience and connection, as seen through the experiences of children facing adversity.
Readers will find stories that highlight the emotional journeys of a young girl who finds solace in caring for an injured seagull, a new boy confronting a class bully, and a grieving mother who takes in a mute girl affected by trauma. Additionally, an ordinary boy encounters a magical moment within the pages of a book. The collection reflects on the complexities of childhood and the diverse experiences of youth in the Caribbean and Latin America.
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A young girl separated from her family takes comfort in her care for an injured seagull; the new boy faces up to the class bully and his gang; a grieving mother takes in a lost girl, mute from a traumatic event in her past; and an ordinary boy has a magical meeting in the pages of a book.
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