Wolf Light

<p>'She weaves ancient storytelling magic into words of exceptional beauty... Everyone should read Badoe' Sophie Anderson, author of <i>The House with Chicken Legs</i>. <br><i>A leopard dances under the moon. <br>A wolf prowls. <br>A red-beaked bird flies free. </i><br><br>Three girls born on the same day in wolf light are bound together to protect the world. They can dazzle or destroy. They have wind-song and fire-fury at their fingertips, but their <b>enemies are everywhere</b>. <br><br>From the bleak steppes to the tropical forests of <b>Ghana</b> and the stormy moors of <b>Cornwall</b>, the lands they love are plundered and poisoned. The girls must rally to perfect their skills and prove the strength of <b>sister-magic</b>. <br><br>Steeped in elemental myth, <i>Wolf Light</i> is a call to us all to hear the ancient power within us and conserve our heritage. <br><br><b>Yaba's YA debut novel <i>A Jigsaw of Fire and Stars</i> was shortlisted for the 2018 Branford Boase Award and nominated for the 2018 Carnegie Medal. </b><br>'Elemental myth and magic are the beating heart of <i>Wolf Light</i>... Fans of magical realism and powerful women will find much to admire' <i>Observer</i>.</p>