The Stolen Child (Paperback)

from sruszala

One of the bloggers at the "blogger-signings" we hosted at BookExpo America last year recommended this book to me. I wish I could remember who it was because what a great recommendation. The book is haunting, beautifully written, and enchanting--I love when you can feel the weight of the story's ...

from jessilouwho22

I have many mixed feelings towards this book. I have picked up this book off of my library's shelves countless times for the past several years. I've picked it up, read the synopsis, have been rather intrigued, and for whatever reason, put it back on the shelf for a later date. This time, I final...

from Lisa.Johnson.James

This book, written from twin viewpoints, is a fascinating "inside look" at the myth & mythos of the changelings. One viewpoint is from Henry Day, stolen & living among the changeling clan, & the other is from the viewpoint of Gustav Ungerling, who was himself stolen by the changelings over 100 ye...

from snat

Feeling ignored and tired of his twin baby sisters getting all of the attention, young Henry Day decided to run away one day in the 1940's. Henry never returned home; in fact, he ceased to exist, but no one noticed. Why? Henry was abducted by the hobgoblins who lived in the nearby forest and a ch...

from voracious

Henry Day was only 7 years old when he was stolen by fairies and replaced by a fairy who had changed over to replace him. Henry soon forgot his human name and was called "Aniday" by his fellow changelings, who tried to help him forget his life as a human child. This book is told in alternating ch...