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portada In the Long Shadows (en Inglés)
Formato
Libro Físico
Año
2026
Idioma
Inglés
N° páginas
256
Encuadernación
Tapa Blanda
Dimensiones
8x5 cm
ISBN13
9781772604733

In the Long Shadows (en Inglés)

Bear Meawasige (Autor) · Second Story Press · Tapa Blanda

In the Long Shadows (en Inglés) - Bear Meawasige

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Reseña del libro "In the Long Shadows (en Inglés)"

Leaf had heard the stories: she knew that while time had stolen the features of the stone, it was the Stonefolk who had stolen the smiles from the children.



The first book in a richly epic fantasy series from a unique new voice with a powerful point of view. Readers will be drawn to its young characters' survival and resilience in a world struggling to maintain balance with nature in the wake of oppression. For fans who grew up with The Misewa Series and The Marrow Thieves.


Leaf grew up wandering the forests of the Turtle, exploring the Stonefolk’s cursed ruins, and listening to her grandmother’s stories. As a child, Koomis was imprisoned with other children of the clans in the stone buildings that still scar the forest floor. These ruins are forbidden, but Leaf is compelled to return to them, until one day she finds a mysterious object left behind by the vanished invaders. By bringing it back to the Elderglade, Leaf risks banishment. It is only Ash, a Watcher sworn to protect the clans’ people, who will help her. Together, Leaf and Ash set out on a dangerous journey into the Deepwood, searching for answers.


Far away, across the Broken Waters, Reed dreams of escape from the Flotilla—a makeshift land of ships floating in the middle of the sea. An orphan, he has survived as a lonely ship rat, scuttling through the old hulls, stealing and bartering for each meal. When his chance comes to lie his way onto a departing ship, he doesn’t hesitate, tying his fate to the mysterious crew—including Finch, a girl who seems to see right through his deceit. Together, they set out on a course that will lead them to the Great Turtle.



Leaf and Ash, two girls from the clans, join together on the Great Turtle after discovering a relic from the Stonefolk, while a boy named Reed and a girl named Finch meet on the Broken Waters and sail towards the island.



Key Selling Points:


Book one in The Long Shadows series, a new adventure fantasy YA series told from an Indigenous perspective. For fans of YA fantasy authors Cherie Dimaline (The Marrow Thieves), Richard Van Camp (Beast), and who grew up on David A. Robertson’s Misewa Saga and Gary Robinson’s books.
In the Long Shadows was the winner of the 2025 Second Story Press Indigenous Writing Contest, judged by bestselling author Richard Van Camp, Sandra Samatte of Indigenous wholesaler GoodMinds.com, and Jordan Ryder, Managing Editor at Second Story Press.
Sandra Samatte of GoodMinds.com praised In the Long Shadows: “This fantasy fiction, for a young adult audience, is beautifully descriptive, immersive, animated, and relational. This is a powerful story of hope and resilience.”
This is author Bear Meawasige’s debut book. Bear is of mixed Ojibwe and Scottish ancestry and is a member of Serpent River First Nation in Ontario. Features an atmospheric, immersive setting full of compelling, adventurous characters. There’s a mystery element to this fantasy novel, with the eeriness of the deserted castles and cities of the Stonefolk, a strange colonialist people from somewhere beyond the sea who once waged war and tried to subjugate the Indigenous clans. Suddenly, seemingly overnight, they disappeared. Although the clans forbid anyone from entering the ruins of the Stonefolk, Leaf and others are drawn to the ruins, seeking answers to their questions.
The book is a fantasy filtered examination of settler colonialism, seen through the eyes of the youth who grow up in the shadow of such history. The statues that scar the land are seen as the gravestone of a deeply self-destructive people. Traditionally heroic figures like knights and kings are looked upon as figures of terror. Not symbols of glory, but symbols of terrible loss, kidnapped children, and an attempt at cultural genocide.

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