This book is magical in its own way and a wild ride you wouldn’t want to miss.

Bottom line: Song of the Current is a great read for adventure-seeking readers ready to get lost at sea battling pirates and fighting for your lives. It is a wild adventure and breath-taking page turner, but it is not a book I would reread many times. I recommend borrowing this sailing adventure from the library rather than buying it. While trying to understand her own destiny. Song of the Current is an exceptional coming-of-age novel about a young girl who is desperate to find her place in the world. It gives readers hope that maybe there is brighter future where you are headed. Song of the Current by Sarah Tolcser has 373 pages and was published in 2017 by Bloomsbury Childrens Books. This is a great book for those who are facing life changes and uncertainty. When fate brought her somewhere she never planned to be, she found strengths she never knew she had and a future brighter than she ever expected. Caro thought she was sure of her entire future, but her story is a reminder not to be afraid to embrace your individuality and face your destiny, even if it's something you never expected. Song of the Current is a brilliant story of strength, trust, and destiny. What she discovers leaves her reeling - this changes everything. Chased by terrifying pirates who are willing to kill her for her cargo, the young wherry captain's curiosity about her cargo is ever gnawing at her. When her dad is taken prisoner after refusing to transport mysterious cargo, Caro accepts the deal, hoping to save her father and possibly find her fate. Her father continues to reassure her that one day she will know her fate. Her father started hearing the god when he was a young boy, but Caro has never heard so much as a whisper. Because the Oresteias can speak to the river god, it was a given that the Oresteias were one with him.

The Oresteia family is made up of a long line of bold wherrymen known for their daring adventures, success, and blessings from the river god. Diverse Easy Reader | Illustrated ChapterĬaroline Oresteia (17) grew up on her father’s wherry knowing that one day she would be its captain.