| “As chock-full of fanciful characters, intrigue, and action as ever, author Rae Bridgman has crafted another delightful adventure for these magical cousins.” - MyShelf |
| “Bridgman once again takes the reader on a wild ride through an imaginary world.”-Resource Links |
| “Rae Bridgman is a fantastic author and Fish and Sphinx is a fantastic book. If you like mystery novels about magic, myths, and ancient Egypt then Fish and Sphinx is the perfect book for you to enjoy.” -Allison Witzel, 13, WhatIf? Magazine |
Rae Bridgman
In this rollicking fishy tale, two eleven-year-old cousins, Sophie and Wil, uncover a secret plot by the Serpent’s Chain — an ancient, magical secret society — to seize Manitoba’s Legislative Building (or as it is known in MiddleGate, the Palace of the Blazing Star). The children try to unlock the Palace’s hidden code, aided by a homeless woman with long whiskers and fishy stench who lives by the river. This woman is none other than Catfysh herself, the Spirit of the River. Tyndall lions, cow skulls, bison and sphinxes and even a stone Medusa spring to life to help the children save the Palace of the Blazing Star.
About the Author
Rae Bridgman grew up on a farm in Ontario. After finishing a PhD in anthropology she wrote several books about her research on homelessness. Rae lives in Winnipeg, where she teaches at the faculty of Architecture at the University of Manitoba.
ISBN:978-1-894283-81-6
