Kimimila Returns - Bare, Micki
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Zahra, a 12-year-old fern-leaf-sized scraebin who is also a special fairy, faces her biggest challenges yet on her quest to save her kind-and possibly all creatures on Earth. Upset she may have to move, she unknowingly hails an elder fairy who then helps her strengthen the skills she needs to convene a diverse team of fairies, scraebins, heart animals, and humans. With an army of support, Zahra discovers the confidence to overcome a darkness that threatens to destroy her path to success. Set in the Birkhead Wilderness of the Uwharrie Mountains in central North Carolina, Kimimila Returns is the…mehr

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Zahra, a 12-year-old fern-leaf-sized scraebin who is also a special fairy, faces her biggest challenges yet on her quest to save her kind-and possibly all creatures on Earth. Upset she may have to move, she unknowingly hails an elder fairy who then helps her strengthen the skills she needs to convene a diverse team of fairies, scraebins, heart animals, and humans. With an army of support, Zahra discovers the confidence to overcome a darkness that threatens to destroy her path to success. Set in the Birkhead Wilderness of the Uwharrie Mountains in central North Carolina, Kimimila Returns is the fourth book in the award-winning Zahra of the Uwharries series that chronicles Zahra's unique and critical role in saving her species.
Autorenporträt
Micki Bare is a graduate of NC State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Arts in Teaching. She is the author of the award-winning Zahra of the Uwharries middle-grade magical realism series, which includes Society of the Sentinelia (2022), winner of the 2022 AAUW NC Young People's Literature Award; Blind Fairy (2023), winner of the 2023 AAUW NC Young People's Literature Award; and Omega Crag (2024), which was named a Golden Wizard Book Prize book for 2024. Bare was a columnist for 18 years. Her educational career spans three decades, with service as an administrator, marketing director, and teacher.