Welcome to Miss Carbunkle's Home for Wayward and Misbegotten Creatures. Part animal and part human, the poor "groundlings" in the orphanage toil in classroom and factory, forbidden to enjoy ordinary childhood things--most particularly singing and music. When an innocent, one-eared, fox-like eleven-year-old with no proper name protects a young bird groundling from being bullied, she gives him two incredible gifts: a real name and a best friend. Together, they escape from the Home and embark on an extraordinary quest
Mira Bartók Books
Mira Bartok crafts stories that delve into the depths of human memory and experience. Her writing is celebrated for its poetic quality, capturing complex emotions with both delicacy and power. Through her work, she explores themes of trauma, recovery, and the search for identity. Bartok's distinctive voice and insightful perspective on the human psyche resonate deeply with readers.
