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Barber, Annie

 
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Sinopsis

Something is glowing beneath Ashley Lake.

Eight-year-old Poppy has always felt like too much. She notices things no one else seems to see, and she feels them so deeply that the world can become overwhelming. Her five-year-old sister, Rosie, has never been afraid of anything. When their family moves to a cabin beside a Montana lake, neither girl expects to follow a trail of silver light into the forest, much less meet a fairy who has waited 150 years for two red-haired sisters to arrive.

But Ashley Lake is dying. Its six ancient Voices are fading. To save them, the sisters must recover seven scattered heart-stones before the boundary between worlds closes.

Every night, their mother traces a spiral on each daughter’s palm and whispers: I love you through the wood, through the water, to the rock below. Each child answers: I love you where the warm things go.

Saving the lake will depend on the part of herself Poppy has always wished she could quiet.

The Light Beneath the Lake is Book One of The Thin Places, a thirteen-book fantasy adventure series written for readers ages nine to twelve and the adults reading over their shoulders. Across the series, two sisters journey through the wonders of the real world as Poppy learns what her sensitivity allows her to see.

Where the world grows thin, magic begins.

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Acerca del autor

Annie Barber writes from Washington, D.C., where she lives with her husband and two red-haired daughters, the inspiration for The Thin Places. A former integrated marketing executive at Time Inc., she traded media boardrooms for bedtime stories when her daughters were small. She believes story is the oldest and most generous form of teaching, and that the right book, met at the right age, can do quietly what no lecture ever can. She writes the kind of fantasy she wished had been waiting on her own daughters' shelves: rich with wonder, rooted in real places, and written for every child who has ever been told they feel too much.

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