Lucilla and the Snarly Skein Wangerin Collection and Seamus Heaney

and Seamus Heaney

They taught me to take children seriously

which The New York Times Book Review described as “a straightforward search for a life connected to the soil

waves thunder up staircases

A full-color paperback edition of The Horse and His Boy

Lucilla and the Snarly Skein Wangerin Collection and Seamus HeaneyLucilla is good at untying knots of yarn. She has tiny fingers, a curious mind, and fierce determination. When Lucilla encounters an enormous knot of yarn (the snarly skein), she soon finds herself tangled and tied up. Some curious friends work to rescue herseven white doves, twelve mice in fancy clothes, and a silky stream. But Lucilla remains trapped until the Night Rabbit arrives and leads her through the mysterious forest to Inklingthe Woodland