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Daughters of the Sea: Tales of Courage, Magic, and Freedom
Paperback
Publisher: Star Scholars
Published: Aug 5 2026
Pages: 92
Weight: 0.22
Height: 0.19 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Across enchanted islands and star-filled seas, brave girls and women discover the power of courage, family, memory, and freedom.
Canela, a graceful priestess, welcomes a mysterious pirate to a vibrant celebration honoring life and remembrance. Calypso, a powerful sea nymph, transforms her lonely island into a home for wanderers and raises an adventurous girl named Esmeralda. Generations later, Magnolia Summerspring becomes a fearless young journalist who uses the written word to protect the vulnerable and challenge injustice.
Connected by the sea, the stars, and a legacy of courageous women, these stories invite young readers into a world where families are created through love, truth can change society, and even one determined voice can inspire hope.
Daughters of the Sea is a richly imagined collection of magic, adventure, cultural memory, resilience, and belonging.
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