Twins battle oppression and enslavement in a conquered city where song and individuality are forbidden.
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Twins battle oppression and enslavement in a conquered city where song and individuality are forbidden.
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Praise for Slaves of the - An ALA Notable Book- "A masterful sequel to The Wind Singer...Political intrigue, magical power, and quiet humor will keep the pages turning as readers follow the adventures of heroic twins, but at the heart of this tale is an exploration of slavery, freedom and destiny."--School Library Journal Awards and Citations for The Wind - Winner of the Nestle Smarties Prize- An ALA Notable Book- ."..[a] highly imaginative debut YA novel..."--Publishers Weekly- ."..the backgrou...
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