01506pam a2200193   45000010005000000200020000051000029000252450031000542640046000853000025001313360022001563370024001785200853002026500035010556500034010906510022011249990015011469520151011616426  z9780008171414c1 aAhern, Cecelia,d1981-e10aLyrebird /cCecelia Ahern. 1aLondon :bHarperCollinsPublishers,c2016.  a416 p ; 21 cm.bce  atext2rdacontent.  acomputer2rdamedia.  aOn the edge on Ireland's west coast, rugged mountains  meet wild sea and bright blue lakes. Deep in the forest,  surrounded by farmland, a girl lives alone in a small  stone cottage. Then, into her peaceful landscape comes a  documentary crew. Solomon's skill is sound. He records,  he listens, he hears. And when he meets the girl - Laura  - he discovers that she has an extraordinary talent: an  ability to mimic sounds. It's a gift that earns her the  nickname Lyrebird. A gift like nothing he's ever  experienced. From that point, Laura's life is turned on  its head. When the documentary crew offers her a way  forward, a bridge to another kind of life, she takes it.  But while Solomon knows the world will love Laura, will  it free her to spread her wings - or will it trap her in  a gilded cage? Like all wild birds, she needs to fly  free. 7aComing of age -- Fiction.x 2 7aRecluses -- Fiction. x x 2 0aIrelandvFiction.  c5416d5416  00102ddc40708FICaRTCLIBbRTCLIBcFICd2018-11-27h i10152l14m3oFIC 813.54 AHEp30011397r2025-11-25 00:00:00s2025-11-10w2018-11-27yFIC