What I didn't know was that just as I was searching for my friend, my friend was also searching for me. And that search had started a long time ago.'
This is the story of a friendship between a young girl and her piano.
The piano was made many decades before the girl was born. And it travelled from Leipzig, Germany, through war-torn France and England-to come to Calcutta during the independence struggle. Finally the girl and the piano found one another, until circumstances separated them . . .
This is a story of love and loss, of unexpected bonds and loneliness, and above all, it is a celebration of the power of music.
About the Author
Nandita is a comic-book artist and a musician. She loves to daydream, eat gummy bears, play music and draw. She likes to have conversations with animals and children (in that order) more than adults. She has had many great adventures in life, which she doesn't like to disclose because some things should just remain that way.
Evan Purcell is an American teacher who has worked in Zanzibar, Kazakhstan, China and Russia. He's spent two years in the beautiful kingdom of Bhutan. He's published six novels for both adults and children. You can read about his writing and travels at evanpurcell.blogspot.com.
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