Lingard
William Morris
The Water of the Wondrous Isles — William Morris’s romantic fantasy about Birdalone, stolen as a child by a witch and raised in captivity beside the forest of Evilshaw. Aided by a woodland spirit, she escapes across an enchanted lake and its strange islands, seeking freedom, friendship, and love amid magic, knights, and peril.
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