King Lir's three beloved children are turned into graceful swans by their jealous stepmother queen, cursed to wander the stormy North Sea for nine hundred lonely years. As they endure icy waves and wild winds, the siblings cling to hope and each other, singing haunting songs that echo their sorrow until a chance for freedom arises. Dawn Casey's beautiful retelling of this classic Irish myth weaves magic, tragedy, and redemption into a timeless tale of family bonds and resilience.

This enchanting dual language book introduces young readers to Celtic mythology with poetic language and captivating illustrations that bring the legend alive. Perfect for families and schools to discuss perseverance, jealousy, and creative writing, it serves as a gentle gateway to world folklore and encourages imaginative exploration of ancient stories.