The Calling of Jackdaw Hollow
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The Calling of Jackdaw Hollow

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The Calling of Jackdaw Hollow

About this book

An evocative story about one odd boy searching for his place in the world, perfect for anyone who has ever wondered where their path might lead. When Jackdaw Hollow is orphaned by a lightning strike, he is taken in by the headmistress of Direleafe Hall. Even though he grows up with her love and care, he feels undeserving, as if the universe made a mistake in sparing him. As he searches for the reason he survived the storm, he befriends Angeline, a wildling girl who knows where her destiny lies – the circus. But when he goes too far in trying to find his own calling, he loses sight of what's most important. The Calling of Jackdaw Hollow is a spirited tale of destiny, self-worth and accepting that if you love something, you must set it free.

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eBook ISBN
9780702266447
Year
2022

Table of contents

  1. This book belongs to
  2. Dedication
  3. Title page
  4. Prologue
  5. Chapter 1: The boy
  6. Chapter 2: The calling
  7. Chapter 3: The ghost girls
  8. Chapter 4: The girl in the tulips
  9. Chapter 5: The proposition
  10. Chapter 6: No better time than now
  11. Chapter 7: First meeting
  12. Chapter 8: Angharad
  13. Chapter 9: Unruly brains
  14. Chapter 10: Returning to Angeline
  15. Chapter 11: Teachings
  16. Chapter 12: Eavesdropping
  17. Chapter 13: Bruises
  18. Chapter 14: Tulips and thistles
  19. Chapter 15: He’ll ruin everything
  20. Chapter 16: Treacle
  21. Chapter 17: Lies
  22. Chapter 18: You’ve ruined everything
  23. Chapter 19: Hope
  24. Chapter 20: The stone
  25. Chapter 21: The osprey
  26. Chapter 22: Mr Hardbread
  27. Chapter 23: The letter
  28. Chapter 24: Just as he should be
  29. Epilogue
  30. Acknowledgements
  31. Author biography
  32. Imprint page