About This Book
This is the captivating final installment in the Ingo series, following half-human, half-Mer siblings Sapphy and Conor Trewhella. They are tasked with the ancient and perilous 'Crossing of Ingo,' a coming-of-age ritual that could reunite the divided Mer people. However, a powerful antagonist, Ervys, and his followers, including dangerous sharks, are bent on their failure. The story also delves deeply into Sapphy's personal journey, as she grapples with her identity and must decide whether to fully embrace the sea world of Ingo or remain on land. It's a darkly beautiful tale exploring themes of identity, loyalty, bravery, and the importance of finding your place in the world, perfect for middle-grade readers aged 10-14.
No human has ever made the Crossing of Ingo - the most dangerous journey young Mer have to face. Sapphy and Conor have been chosen for this epic challenge, and the future of both Air and Ingo depends on their success. But Ervys, his followers and new recruits, the sharks, are determined to stop them--dead or alive.
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Discussion Prompts
1
Sapphy has to choose between the land and the sea. If you were half-human and half-Mer, which world do you think you would choose and why?
2
The Crossing of Ingo is a dangerous challenge. What qualities do Sapphy and Conor show that help them face their fears and overcome obstacles?
3
Ervys and his followers try to stop Sapphy and Conor. How do the themes of good versus evil play out in this story, and what do you think motivates the villains?
4
The book talks about opening your eyes to a wider world. What does that mean to you, and how do Sapphy and Conor experience it?
5
How important is loyalty to friends and family in this book? Can you think of a time when you had to stand by someone you cared about?
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