Sophie Amoss gives her all as she performs this middle-grade fantasy thriller with style and heart…The wide range of characters exhibits deep development on the part of Amoss…An exceptional passage not to be missed features the multiple voicings of the caged animals in a research lab. Award. Winner of the AudioFile Earphones Award.”
LONDON, 1881.
There's something a little eerie about Manon-she's not like the other girls at the orphanage. Maybe it's her red eyes. Maybe it's her silence. Maybe it's the series of violent deaths that seem to follow her.
What we do know: Someone is hot on her tail. And there's a lot of money at stake in finding out where exactly she comes from-and what exactly she is.
Alongside Manon's story are letters to Charles Darwin from Professor Humphrey, a scientist who has recently died under mysterious circumstances. Is it true that natural selection left humans at the top of the pyramid of life after all? Or, in the
process of evolution, was there something elemental that humans lost, something that connected us to the rest of life on earth? Who and what else is out there?
In order to stay alive, Manon must untangle the mystery of her origins, and perhaps the origins of humanity as well.
From French writer Alice Brière-Haquet and translated by PEN-award winning translator Emma Ramadan comes Phalaina-the historical sci-fi thriller you won't soon forget.
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There's something a little eerie about Manon-she's not like the other girls at the orphanage. Maybe it's her red eyes. Maybe it's her silence. Maybe it's the series of violent deaths that seem to follow her.
What we do know: Someone is hot on her tail. And there's a lot of money at stake in finding out where exactly she comes from-and what exactly she is.
Alongside Manon's story are letters to Charles Darwin from Professor Humphrey, a scientist who has recently died under mysterious circumstances. Is it true that natural selection left humans at the top of the pyramid of life after all? Or, in the
process of evolution, was there something elemental that humans lost, something that connected us to the rest of life on earth? Who and what else is out there?
In order to stay alive, Manon must untangle the mystery of her origins, and perhaps the origins of humanity as well.
From French writer Alice Brière-Haquet and translated by PEN-award winning translator Emma Ramadan comes Phalaina-the historical sci-fi thriller you won't soon forget.
Phalaina
LONDON, 1881.
There's something a little eerie about Manon-she's not like the other girls at the orphanage. Maybe it's her red eyes. Maybe it's her silence. Maybe it's the series of violent deaths that seem to follow her.
What we do know: Someone is hot on her tail. And there's a lot of money at stake in finding out where exactly she comes from-and what exactly she is.
Alongside Manon's story are letters to Charles Darwin from Professor Humphrey, a scientist who has recently died under mysterious circumstances. Is it true that natural selection left humans at the top of the pyramid of life after all? Or, in the
process of evolution, was there something elemental that humans lost, something that connected us to the rest of life on earth? Who and what else is out there?
In order to stay alive, Manon must untangle the mystery of her origins, and perhaps the origins of humanity as well.
From French writer Alice Brière-Haquet and translated by PEN-award winning translator Emma Ramadan comes Phalaina-the historical sci-fi thriller you won't soon forget.
There's something a little eerie about Manon-she's not like the other girls at the orphanage. Maybe it's her red eyes. Maybe it's her silence. Maybe it's the series of violent deaths that seem to follow her.
What we do know: Someone is hot on her tail. And there's a lot of money at stake in finding out where exactly she comes from-and what exactly she is.
Alongside Manon's story are letters to Charles Darwin from Professor Humphrey, a scientist who has recently died under mysterious circumstances. Is it true that natural selection left humans at the top of the pyramid of life after all? Or, in the
process of evolution, was there something elemental that humans lost, something that connected us to the rest of life on earth? Who and what else is out there?
In order to stay alive, Manon must untangle the mystery of her origins, and perhaps the origins of humanity as well.
From French writer Alice Brière-Haquet and translated by PEN-award winning translator Emma Ramadan comes Phalaina-the historical sci-fi thriller you won't soon forget.
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BN ID: | 2940175852166 |
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Publisher: | Recorded Books, LLC |
Publication date: | 10/25/2022 |
Edition description: | Unabridged |
Age Range: | 10 - 13 Years |
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