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The Island at the End of Everything Award-winning

by Kiran Millwood Hargrave (author) (UK edition)

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Suitable for 10+ years

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Kiran Millwood Hargrave Pack x 3

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A poetic, dreamy delight: proof that home really is where the heart is. A tale of loyalty, family and getting to choose where you belong. Of all the places you might want to live, a leper colony must be last on the list. Even the pushiest estate agent would struggle to talk it up, right? But for Ami – whose mum is one of the sick – the island of Culion is home. With its blue seas and lush forests, it’s all she’s ever known. But it’s not going to be home for much longer. A horrid new government official says anyone who’s not sick must leave. He doesn’t care if it splits families up. Banished and homesick, Ami feels lost – until she finds a colony of butterflies. Can they lead her back home, before it’s too late?

The second book from the author of The Girl of Ink and Stars

A lyrical, beautifully imagined tale of family and belonging

Vividly described, cinematic storytelling that is a joy to read

The Girl of Ink and Stars was nominated for the Carnegie Medal

“Gripping, enjoyable, beautifully written.” Malorie Blackman

“Holds you like a labyrinth and won’t let you go.” Emma Carroll