by H. M. Bouwman
Two twelve-year-old girls from different cultures embark on a journey to save themselves, their people, and one special baby
"Starred Review. Beautifully written, fully realized, fast-paced - this blurs the line between fantasy and history and has winner written all over it." - Kirkus Reviews. Ages 9-12.
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