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Brahmachari, Sita

 
9781838323509: Swallow's Kiss

Synopsis

In the heart of a city, a girl called Blessing is living a new life with her Mama, far from the place she once called home. Blessing’s greatest wish is that her Papa will find his way to them and when she finds a lost bag of paper Wish Birds, she follows a trail of wishes to the community who made them, leading to new friendships and a heartwarming conclusion. This lyrical, free-verse tale about kindness and friendship is perfect for young readers age 7 and up.

Endorsed by Amnesty International, Swallow’s Kiss is a moving story about the refugee experience. Written by acclaimed author Sita Brahmachari, with illustrations from award-winning Jane Ray, this uplifting tale explores the common threads that connect our communities. The book is part of Pop Up Projects’ 10 Stories to Make a Difference collection. The collection features a mix of well-known and emerging writers and illustrators, giving a platform to untold stories and diverse new voices.

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À propos de l'auteur

Sita Brahmachari is a writer of plays, short stories and novels for children and young adults including The River Whale, Where the River Runs Gold, When Secrets Set Sail, Corey’s Rock and Worry Angels (with Jane Ray), Jasmine Skies, Kite Spirit and Red Leaves. She won the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize (2011) for her debut novel Artichoke Hearts, her novel Tender Earth was honoured by IBBY (2018), and she was a World Book Day 2021 author. Sita is an Amnesty International Ambassador and, working alongside Jane Ray, is writer-in-residence at the Islington Centre for Refugees and Migrants.

Jane Ray has illustrated over 50 picture books for children including The Unicorn Prince (with Saviour Pirotta), Corey’s Rock (with Sita Brahmachari), Hummingbird (with Nicola Davies) and The Tempest (retold by Georghia Ellinas). She’s been shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Award six times, and was the IBBY UK Illustration Nominee for the Hans Christian Andersen Award in 2018. Jane is also an artist-in-residence at the Islington Centre for Refugees and Migrants. Both Jane and Sita live in North London.

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