
Listening for Lions Gloria Whelan (Author)

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Africa
Historical fiction with a wicked twist.
Listening for Lions is a breathtaking story of tragedy, deception, and triumph against all odds. National Book Award–winning author Gloria Whelan sets this richly historical coming–of–age adventure in British East Africa in the year 1918.
This irresistible novel entangles an orphaned girl in a deceit filled plot. Young Rachel Sheridan is made to leave her beloved Africa for England, where she must pose as the deceased daughter of a nefarious couple in an effort to gain them an enormous inheritance. Her irrepressible spirit and extraordinary wit turn her from victim to heroine in a surprising and empowering tale of a remarkable young woman.
- Rank: #79539 in Books
- Brand: Harper Collins
- Published on: 2006-10-10
- Released on: 2006-10-10
- Original language:
English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .55" h x
5.22" w x
7.66" l,
.31 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 208 pages

Description #1 by Bookdepository.com:
Listening for Lions : Paperback : HarperCollins Publishers Inc : 9780060581763 : 006058176X : 30 Nov 2006 : Thirteen-year-old Rachel Sheridan is left an orphan after influenza takes the lives of her missionary parents in British East Africa in 1919. National Book Award-winning author Whelan crafts a wickedly delicious story of treachery and triumph, in which one young woman must claim her true identity in order to forge her own future and transform herself from victim to heroine.
Description #2 by Books-A-Million:
Listening for Lions
Description #3 by Rakuten.com Shopping - BookCloseouts:
Thirteen-year-old Rachel Sheridan is left an orphan after influenza takes the lives of her missionary parents in British East Africa in 1919. National Book Award-winning author Whelan crafts a wickedly delicious story of treachery and triumph, in which one young woman must claim her true identity in order to forge her own future and transform herself from victim to heroine.
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