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When Adrianne comes face-to-face with the mermaid of Windwaithe Island, of whom she has heard terrible stories all her life, she is convinced the mermaid means to take her younger sister. Adrianne, fierce-willed and courageous, is determined to protect her sister from the mermaid, and her... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Cecily: Adrianne's little sister.
- Denn Young: Adrianne's secret crush.
- Jendayi: The mermaid that "kidnapped" Lauretta and Adrianne.
- Grandmama: Adrianne's deceased grandmother who is remembered by her family as a strong, kind, selfless woman. Her old, gold locket is the last nice thing Adrianne's family owns because Adrianne's mother refuses to sell it.
- Adrianne Keynnman: The selfless main character of the book who is sought after by a mermaid to come marry the younger sea prince.
- Auntie Minnah: Add a description of this character.
- Cora Lynn Dunst: The hottest girl in the town that makes every boy melt.
- Lady Lauretta
- Durran
- Marcus Stebbs
- Griette
- Papa
- Graham
- Lark
- Lester
- Prince Dasarian
- Dartemore
- Roscoe
- Hannah
- Amelia
- Master Wickliff
- Master Peck
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Authors & Contributors edit
- Sheila A. Nielson (Author)
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Publisher: Scholastic
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Publication Date: 2010
ISBN: Add the ISBN.
Page Count: 304
Publisher: Scholastic
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Publication Date: 2010
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Page Count: 304
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