The Girl Who Could Silence the Wind Alan Rosen Bringing together some of the

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The Girl Who Could Silence the Wind Alan Rosen Bringing together some of theAuthor Contributor(s): Medina, Meg Publisher: Candlewick Date: 3 13 2012 Binding: Hardcover Condition: NEW Sonias entire village believes she has a gift, but its only in leaving home that she finds out who she truly is. A compelling tale from a rich voice in young adult fiction. Sixteen year old Sonia Ocampo was born on the night of the worst storm Tres Montes had ever seen. And when the winds mercifully stopped, an unshakable belief in the girls