
In Wendy Delsol's 'Flock,' protagonist Katla finds her hopes for a quiet senior year dashed by the arrival of Marik and Jinky, two enigmatic 'Icelandic exchange students.' These newcomers are not what they seem; they are supernatural beings tasked with collecting Katla's vulnerable baby sister to deliver her to a powerful water queen. The story blends contemporary school life with elements of Norse mythology and the occult, forcing Katla to confront her own hidden heritage and fight to protect her family. It's a tale of family loyalty, courage, and the discovery of a magical world hidden within the mundane, suitable for readers aged 8-12 who enjoy fantasy with a strong emotional core.
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Sign in to write a reviewThe plot revolves around the threat of a baby being taken from her family.
Supernatural elements and the threat to the baby sister may be mildly unsettling for sensitive readers.