Buko And The Yukants

Martha Faë

Summary

His name is not Buko, but everyone calls him that. He cannot fly, but he has always dreamt of soaring above the clouds without an airplane. Buko has heard that some things are simply impossible, but his heart tells him otherwise. 


BOOK RECOMMENDED FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGED 9 TO 11 YEARS. A younger child may also enjoy the book with a little help as the story is suitable for all ages. It is packed with action, splashes of humor and places a strong emphasis on the value of friendship. 


She has no name, but they call her Yuki, like all the boys and girls on her island. Buko, that strange boy, has told her that everything is possible, but her heart tells her otherwise. 


Peck… Well, Peck is his name and he has a heart of gold, literally. 


The rest is better left for you to discover by yourself. ‘Buko and the Yukants’ is a story about friendship that teaches us that only fear keeps us from freedom.

Available since: 06/26/2020.

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