About This Book
Reach for this book when your teen starts asking difficult questions about climate change, displacement, or the ethics of our environmental legacy. This sophisticated finale to Kate Thompson's trilogy blends the high stakes of a dystopian future with the timeless wonder of Irish folklore. It addresses the emotional weight of living in a changing world while exploring how past stories can inform our future choices. As Ireland faces environmental collapse and the fairy realm of Tir na n'Og deals with a sudden influx of refugees, your teen will encounter complex themes of justice and global responsibility. It is a thought-provoking choice for readers aged 12 and up who are ready to engage with the moral nuances of power and survival. The book offers a unique lens for discussing how humanity treats the planet and each other during times of crisis.
