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The Heir of the Thunderbird

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An inherited mystery rooted in ancestry and legend

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An inherited mystery rooted in ancestry and legend

At sixteen, Victoria begins to question whether her fragile bones have a cause beyond osteoporosis. The search for answers leads toward her late father’s family in Canada, where her ancestry connects her to old legends and secret organizations. The opening volume of The Glass People series sets personal identity alongside questions of family inheritance, with Victoria’s investigation bringing those strands together.

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  • Teens and young adults interested in stories about family heritage and identity.
  • Readers drawn to young adult fiction involving legends and secret organizations.
  • Those looking for the first installment of a series.

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Family heritageIdentity and belongingLegendsSecrets

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The Heir of the Thunderbird

by May-Britt and Martin Braendstrup

The Heir of the Thunderbird is the first of three books in The Glass People series

At the age of 16, Victoria discovers that maybe the strange condition that causes her bones to break like twigs is not osteoporosis, but a legacy from her late father's ancestors. However, by then she is already tangled up in an intricate web of old legends and secret organizations.

In order to find out who she really is, she must seek out her father's family in Canada, and face her Indian ancestry.

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