Wild Child

About the Book

There is a boy who lives alone on a desert island. His house is a castle made of sand. He enjoys frolicking on the beach, surfing in the ocean, and collecting shells on the ocean shore. There are no troubles on his home island. That is, until he begins to question his identity. When the boy begins to wonder who he is, he realizes he’s nothing like the animals on the island. He can’t swing in the trees like the chimpanzees. He can’t race through the ocean waves like the seals. And his nose is nothing like the elephant’s trunk.

One day, a mysterious visitor arrives on the island. The boy has never seen anyone like her. She has striking features—and they’re just like his. Could this strange and unexpected visitor help the boy figure out who he is?

Fun, imaginative, and easy to read, Wild Child will help your children learn that it’s normal to look at the world around us and question who we are, all while helping to strengthen reading skills.

About the Author

Heather and Linda are mother and daughter. They reside in San Diego, California.