The Call of the Raven By Glyn Frewer A moving story about the relationship between a boy and an injured raven. The author's accurately-observed narrative makes much of the ancient bond between ravens and humans, with its roots in mystery and superstition. Illustrated by George Woodford. ISBN-13: 9780718826697 Specifications: 230x155mm, 144pp, Hardback with b&w illustrations Price: £9.99 • US$19.98 Publication: May 1987 Order this Title Now

About this Book

A unusual relationship between boy and raven is formed when 15-years-old Geraint finds a young raven with a broken leg and nurses him back to health. Will the bond between them remain when Corax, the raven, returns to the wild? A moving and accurately observed story, including many of the superstitions and beliefs that have linked men and ravens over the centuries.

About the Author

Glyn Frewer, who was born in Oxford, has written a number of titles for children, including two previous wildlife books. Before becoming a full-time freelance writer, he was an advertising copywriter and an Associate Director of a London agency. He is married with three children and lives in Gloucestershire.

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