Faith L. Justice

Tokoyo, the Samurai's Daughter (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A young girl bucks convention in fourteenth century Japan. When a crooked minister frames her father and steals her home, is Tokoyo prepared to sacrifice all to save him?

Tokoyo's samurai father trains her in martial arts. When he's away, she escapes to the sea to dive with the Amaa society of females who search the deep waters for food and treasure. With them, Tokoyo finds the friendship and adventure she craves.

When her father is banished to a remote island, she undertakes a desperate journey, filled with thieves and monsters. She'll have to rely on all she's learned from both her father and the Ama. Will her skills and tenacity save her or end in death?

"Tokoyo the Samurai's Daughter" is the thrilling first installment of the Adventurous Girls series of middle-grade books based on world folk tales. If your young reader loves action, adventure, and far away places, don't miss this "thoroughly enjoyable and highly recommended" book. (Historical Novels Review)

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Faith L. Justice
• Altersempfehlung: ab 5 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Mai 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370722297
• Artikelnr.: 48655631

Autorenporträt

Faith L. Justice writes in her historic land marked home "The Suffragette House" in Brooklyn, New York where she lives with her family and the required gaggle of cats. Her award-winning fiction has appeared in such publications as Circles in the Hair, The Copperfield Review, and Beyond Science Fiction and Fantasy. She's published articles in such venues as Salon.com, Writer's Digest, and The Writer. Faith is Chair of the Historical Novel Society--New York City chapter and Associate Editor for Space and Time Magazine. She co-founded a writer's workshop many more years ago than she likes to admit. For fun, she digs in the dirt her garden and various archaeological sites.