The Girl Who Talked to Ravens

The Girl Who Talked to Ravens

By Quavian Moore
Michael Caine
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Length47m

About this audiobook

In the village of Thornset, there is a rule that every child learns before they learn their letters: do not speak to the ravens. The ravens that nest in the old watchtower have been there longer than the oldest grandparent can remember, and the elders say that speaking to them is an invitation to trouble that comes in shapes you will not recognize until it is already inside your house. Twelve-year-old Laret Finn broke this rule not out of bravery or rebellion but out of loneliness, because she was the kind of lonely that comes from being surrounded by people who look at you and see something they cannot quite name. She spoke to the largest raven on a cold October morning. It spoke back. And the trouble it invited was larger and stranger and more necessary than any elder had ever described, because this particular trouble was not a curse or a calamity. It was a war that had been waiting a hundred years for someone with the right kind of ears to hear what the ravens says

Audiobook details

GenreAction and Adventure, Fantasy
Length47 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateFeb 26, 2026
LanguageEnglish

Table of contents

1Chapter 1: The First Time a Raven Spoke Back
6Chapter 6: Running Ahead of the King's Road
2Chapter 2: What the Ravens Have Seen From Above
7Chapter 7: Sova Thresh and What She Carries Without Knowing
3Chapter 3: The Archivist Who Did Not Believe in Ravens
8Chapter 8: Calling the Assessors from Their Long Sleep
4Chapter 4: Four Days on a Road That Gets Harder
9Chapter 9: The Hearing That Changed What Was Legal
5Chapter 5: The Capital and Its Ravens
10Chapter 10: What You Bring Home From the Impossible Thing

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