Ora and the Navigator’s Wake: The Confluence
Ages 8-12
Book Three of the Sunbird Trilogy · Middle grade fantasy adventure · Ages 8–12
"I have been between places for three hundred years. I want to be in a place."
Three hundred years ago a navigator named Navi was twenty-three hours from the Confluence, the one point in the ocean where sky-navigation and sea-navigation describe the same position from opposite directions, when a sky territory closed around her canoe and took her.
She has spent three centuries as a spirit who knows everything and has never arrived anywhere.
Now the route is open again, the window is closing, and the only person who can call the heading is a thirteen-year-old boy with no mentor left standing at his shoulder.
Great for ages 8–12 · independent readers · family read-alouds · classroom units on ocean voyaging, astronomy, and how knowledge survives · series completists · the child who finished Book Two and asked when the next one arrives · satisfying series finales · and adventure stories where the crew matters as much as the quest
Book details
| Series | The Sunbird Trilogy, Book Three |
| For ages | 8–12 years |
| Genre | Middle grade fantasy / mythology / adventure |
| Pages | 108 |
| Inspired by | Carolinian etak navigation, Micronesian and Polynesian wayfinding, the voyage of Hōkūleʻa |
| Themes | Completion, leadership, belonging, mortality, collaboration |
Complete the trilogy!
Book One: Ora and the Last Sunbird — Rider of the Dying Sky
Book Two: Ora and the Star Thief — The Sky That Remembered
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