The Impossible Divide #5 - Butler, P. K.
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Benita the Bird Girl and Owen the Owl Boy enter a strange borderland separating the human world from one reserved entirely for animals ... in book five of a developing serial chapter book series of seven books. Benita must travel to her home world, Wild World, to regain her failing ability to transform between crow and girl. To do so, she and Owen must first pass through The Impossible Divide. In the "Divide," they encounter two unusual inhabitants. One provides secrets on how to enter Wild World while the other warns them to stay far away! Benita and Owen return home to wrestle the impossible…mehr

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Benita the Bird Girl and Owen the Owl Boy enter a strange borderland separating the human world from one reserved entirely for animals ... in book five of a developing serial chapter book series of seven books. Benita must travel to her home world, Wild World, to regain her failing ability to transform between crow and girl. To do so, she and Owen must first pass through The Impossible Divide. In the "Divide," they encounter two unusual inhabitants. One provides secrets on how to enter Wild World while the other warns them to stay far away! Benita and Owen return home to wrestle the impossible decision-a perilous journey through Wild World or a fading future in the human world?
Autorenporträt
P.K. Butler is a Pennsylvania-based author of children's books, including the middle grade trilogy Of the Wing and an illustrated serial chapter book series The Bird Club. Butler earned a Master of Art degree in English from the Pennsylvania State University and thereafter taught in higher education, distance education, and adult basic education. Throughout her teaching career, she has volunteered as a literacy tutor, a teacher's assistant (grade school), and as an ESL instructor. Butler's middle grade trilogy Of the Wing has earned editorial praise, with An Odd Bird selected by BlueInk Review for its monthly showcase of "exceptional independently published titles" within Booklist Magazine.