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The Nightingale Who Lost Her Song

The Nightingale Who Lost Her Song

Lizzie Cantopher

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The Unbound Press
Año de edición:
2025
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Ética y filosofía moral
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9781916529489
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'The Nightingale Who Lost Her Song'An Enchanting Tale of Friendship and ResilienceIn a world where melodies swirl on the wind, a nightingale loses her enchanting song to a fierce gale. Heartbroken and afraid, she embarks on a courageous journey to reclaim her voice - not alone, but with the steadfast support of her loyal friends: a gentle bear, a brave snake, and an honest crow. As they confront their fears and the powerful storm that threatens their harmony, they learn the true strength of friendship and the importance of asking for help. Will the nightingale’s determined spirit help them overcome the tempest, or will her song be lost forever?Join this inspiring adventure that illustrates the resilience of the heart and the magic of companionship.Perfect for readers of all ages, this enchanting story highlights the importance of belief in oneself and the unbreakable bonds of friendship, reminding us that even the most impossible dreams can be realised when we stand together.About the Author:Lizzie Cantopher is a passionate storyteller who seeks to inspire others through her debut book. Having embraced her dyslexia at 67, she guides and empowers those with unique learning paths to realise their dreams. Find her at www.lizziecantopher.com

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