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The Angel and the Mermaid

By (author) Becky Cameron

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This is a heartwarming tale about two siblings that share an unbreakable bond.Â Avery and Mira are as different as the sky and the sea. Avery is gentle like the whispering breeze and Mira is wild like a crashing wave. Despite their differences, they spend every day together on the beach their home.Â When a playful treasure hunt leads to an argument, the siblings separate, only to realise how much they need each other. As danger looms on the horizon, will Mira's bravery and Avery's courage bring them back together?Â This magical and touching story from author-illustrator Becky Cameron is a celebration of sibling love, understanding and the importance of always coming together, no matter the distance.Â

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