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The Changeling Quest: Children of the Fae

The Changeling Quest: Children of the Fae

Published in
2013
4.38
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Description

A fairy baby is swapped for a human baby. Ten years later the secret is out and Tara and Niamh along with friends Lucy and Jared set out on an adventure of a lifetime. (Ages 9-13 but also liked by adults) The full power of the freezing water crashed into them, knocking them off their feet, snatching Tara’s breath away. She managed to hook one arm around the handrail, trying her best to hold onto Lucy with the other. As one side of the bridge collapsed, Lucy’s feet scrabbled to keep a footing, but she slipped down the wooden planks. Tara lost her grip, but managed to grab Lucy’s hand as she held it out. She was left dangling over the water. ‘I can’t hold on, Tara. Don’t let me fall! Please don’t let go!’ Lucy begged, her hand beginning to slip from Tara’s. There was no time to think. ‘No, I won’t let you go, Lucy.’ With that, Tara let go of the handrail and they plunged together into the raging torrent. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPPKwZMl1lw
Age
0-17
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
210 pages
Book in series
#1

Why to read

  • Engaging Fantasy World: 'The Changeling Quest: Children of the Fae' by Maria Moloney transports readers to a richly imagined world filled with magic, faeries, and adventure. It's a perfect escape for those who love to immerse themselves in fantasy realms and explore the intricate details of otherworldly cultures and landscapes.
  • Exploration of Identity: The book delves into themes of identity and belonging, as the protagonist, a changeling, must navigate the complexities of their dual heritage. This makes for a compelling read for anyone interested in stories that explore self-discovery and the search for one's place in the world.
  • Mythological Elements: Maria Moloney weaves elements of mythology and folklore into the narrative, offering a fresh take on the lore of the fae. Readers interested in mythological creatures and tales will find this aspect of the book particularly intriguing and enjoyable.
  • Character Development: The characters in 'The Changeling Quest: Children of the Fae' are well-developed and relatable, each with their own struggles and triumphs. Following their journeys provides a multifaceted look at the challenges they face, making for a rewarding reading experience as you become invested in their outcomes.