We are experiencing intermittent issues with our payment provider. Please try again if your transaction is not successful. remove

Song of the Far Isles New

by Nicholas Bowling (author)

Enlarge cover

Suitable for 11 - 12 years

Format: Paperback
gbp prices: Save £1.60
Offer price: £6.39; Rewards/RRP: £7.99

Buy this and your school gets £1.28 to spend on books Orders of £10 or more will earn 20% of your order value back in Scholastic Rewards for your school.

This product has not been rated yet.

0 reviews (Add a review)

Every order over £10 earns Free books for your school. #ScholasticSupportsSchools

Delivery information

FREE UK delivery for schools on orders containing at least one paid item.
FREE UK delivery on orders £30 or over
£4.95 delivery charge on UK orders under £30.00

Book Club orders

FREE delivery to schools
Books will be despatched after the school's order is confirmed

UK delivery within 5-7 working days

Delivery charges and times vary for overseas addresses

Refund and returns policy

More books for 11 - 12 year olds

Product description

From Costa Award-shortlisted author Nicholas Bowling comes a tale of adventure, myth and music to make your heart sing ... ‘Cast its spell over me from the first page … it really is my perfect book.’ Jasbinder Bilan, author of ASHA & THE SPIRIT BIRD

‘Nicholas Bowling is a thrilling writer.’ THETELEGRAPH

Oran lives on Little Drum, where music is everything. Every islander has a birth instrument and a life song – and the ancestors, called ghasts, linger to hear the music.

But when the Duchess arrives from the mainland bringing orders of silence, she threatens the ghasts’ existence, the very soul of the community.

When Oran hears of a mythical instrument with the power to manipulate hearts, she brings her ghast best friend, Alick, on a quest to find it, play it, and change the Duchess’s mind …

From the author of the Costa Children’s Book Award-shortlisted In the Shadow of the Heroes comes a thrilling Celtic-inspired fantasy adventure.

The adventure and magic of Neil Gaiman’s Stardust with a Hebridean-inspired fantasy setting and lovable characters reminiscent of Pixar’s Brave.

A story about how music has the power to reveal, to inspire, and to bind people together.