Swan Song
by Gill Lewis
Newly expelled from school, Dylan is forced to move from the city to his grandfather’s small seaside village in Wales. In grandfather’s unjudgmental company, Dylan is gradually able to be himself again. This story highlights the restorative power of nature and the importance of community. A dyslexia-friendly short novel with large, well-spaced font and thick, tinted paper, it is also good as a quick read for confident readers. Lewis packs a lot of content into the short chapters.
Ages 8-12
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