offers a valuable message of acceptance." - VOYA, 4Q 3P J S "A satisfying mix of folktale, mystery, and family drama, this eerie story will leave readers with the distinct impression that Gemm's island home has a bottomless supply of heartbreaking tales of love and loss." - The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books "A haunting, atmospheric, intergenerational tale of the "inbetween," suffused with selkie lore." - Kirkus "Subtle themes of turning weakness into strength and threaded throughout the story and ultimately create a nuanced debut novel. The narrative shimmers and haunts, and will appeal to readers who don't typically like fantasy." - Booklist "Cornwell seamlessly weaves together three distinctive narrative voices to tell a completely original story. Betsy Cornwell is a terrific new talent with a boundless imagination.e e" Valerie Sayers, author of Who Do You Love and Brain Fever, "Cornwell's themes of body image, abuse, and the danger and pleasure found in relationships of all kinds emerge organically through the book's visceral, disturbing, and often lovely imagery." - Publishers Weekly, starred review " graceful debut novel.
It's full of mystery but it's also so fully imagined that a reader can jump right in. A truly beautiful debut!" e" Sarah Porter, author of the Lost Voices trilogy eoe Tides is a rich, taut, suspenseful, and funny exploration of two worlds, selkie and human.
An insightful and compelling work." e" School Library Journal "Longing for the beyond vies with the deep bonds of love, home, and family in Betsy Cornwell's dreamlike and heart-wrenching novel, and her fresh, delicate lyricism conveys her characters' struggles with compelling power. offers a valuable message of acceptance." e" VOYA, 4Q 3P J S "A satisfying mix of folktale, mystery, and family drama, this eerie story will leave readers with the distinct impression that Gemm's island home has a bottomless supply of heartbreaking tales of love and loss." e" The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books "A haunting, atmospheric, intergenerational tale of the "inbetween," suffused with selkie lore." e" Kirkus "Subtle themes of turning weakness into strength and threaded throughout the story and ultimately create a nuanced debut novel. The narrative shimmers and haunts, and will appeal to readers who don't typically like fantasy." e" Booklist "Cornwell seamlessly weaves together three distinctive narrative voices to tell a completely original story.
"Cornwell's themes of body image, abuse, and the danger and pleasure found in relationships of all kinds emerge organically through the book's visceral, disturbing, and often lovely imagery." e" Publishers Weekly, starred review " graceful debut novel.
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