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Calhoun, Dia

Aria of the Sea

264 pp. | Winslow | September, 2000 | Trade ISBN 1-890817-25-2 $$15.95
(3) YA When commoner Cerinthe gains admittance to the School of the Royal Dancers, she thinks that her dream has come true. But a rivalry with another dancer causes tension, which is amplified by Cerinthe's deep-rooted fear of using her gift for healing. Cerinthe is a likable character, and the setting is well defined in this fantasy novel about making choices and seeking one's destiny.
Reviewer: Anne St. John

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