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The Tail of Emily Windsnap by Liz Kessler
4.0
Emily has never experienced life on land as she has spent her entire life on a boat without taking a bath or a swim. Her mother finally agrees to let her take swimming lessons, and Emily discovers that she has a natural talent. However, during her first dive, she almost drowns due to a strange cramp in her legs. Emily embarks on a journey to discover her identity and family history, and to uncover the truth behind her mysterious cramps.
Liz Kessler's middle-grade mermaid novel, first published in 2003, has become a childhood favorite for many readers. The book is a charming twist on "The Little Mermaid" tale, filled with humor, mystery, and emotion. Readers are transported to a magical underwater world ruled by Neptunus, where young mermaids and mermen are taught how to sink ships.
The book is a heartwarming story about the power of friendship and acceptance, and the struggles of being a social outcast. It is a well-written, easy read that will make you feel like you're diving into a warm summer ocean. If you're looking for a captivating book with mystery, family love, and the search for new friendships, Emily Windsnap is a must-read.
Liz Kessler's middle-grade mermaid novel, first published in 2003, has become a childhood favorite for many readers. The book is a charming twist on "The Little Mermaid" tale, filled with humor, mystery, and emotion. Readers are transported to a magical underwater world ruled by Neptunus, where young mermaids and mermen are taught how to sink ships.
The book is a heartwarming story about the power of friendship and acceptance, and the struggles of being a social outcast. It is a well-written, easy read that will make you feel like you're diving into a warm summer ocean. If you're looking for a captivating book with mystery, family love, and the search for new friendships, Emily Windsnap is a must-read.