SuitabookBeing believed
Kira believes she knows who is behind the vandalism but expects difficulty persuading others.
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Suzanne De Montigny - Author
This is a suspenseful story about grief, musical fascination and a child trying to be heard when unsettling damage affects her community.
"It's tough for Kira, growing up in the small town of Hope as a child prodigy in classical violin, especially when her dad just died. And to make matters worse, Kate McDonough, the red-haired fiddler appears out of nowhere, bewitching the town with her mysterious Celtic music. Even Uncle Jack succumbs to her charms, forgetting his promise to look after Kira's family. But when someone begins vandalizing the town leaving dead and gutted birds as a calling card, Kira knows without a doubt who's behind it. Will anyone believe her?"--Résumé de l'éditeur.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a suspenseful story about grief, musical fascination and a child trying to be heard when unsettling damage affects her community.
Kira believes she knows who is behind the vandalism but expects difficulty persuading others.
Kira is living with her father’s death while her uncle appears to turn his attention towards Kate.
Kate’s mysterious Celtic music captivates the town, and Kira connects her with the vandalism.
Prepare for emotionally difficult material involving a parent’s death, mysterious community disruption and dead, gutted birds used as a calling card.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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