Name: The Secret of Black Rock
Brand: Flying Eye Books
SKU: 9781911171744
Price: 16.99 AUD
Availability: InStock

The Secret of Black Rock - 9781911171744 - Joe Todd-Stanton - Walker Books - The Little Lost Bookshop

Author: Joe Todd-Stanton | Publisher: Flying Eye Books

A surreal modern folk-tale about an adventurous little girl who must protect a peaceful living creature.

Erin is fascinated by the legend of Black Rock: a huge, dark and spiky mass that is said to destroy any boats that come near it! But are the tales really true? One day Erin sneaks on board her mother’s fishing boat to find out…

Featuring a brave and curious young girl as the main character, The Secret of Black Rock contains a subtle message relating to environmentally-friendly practices and the importance of protecting coral reefs.

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