Skellig
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Michael moves into a new neighborhood where his house is being remodeled. He meets a mysterious creature in the garage that he cannot identify. His friendship with the creature, named Skellig, and his neighbor Mina are the focus of the story. The story is told from Michael's perspective in first person point of view. There are multiple conflicts, including the baby being sick and Michael trying to figure out what Skellig is and help him.
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- 1. Skellig By: David Almond Genre: Mystery
- 2. Plot Summary Michael has just moved into a new neighborhood. His house is undergoing remodeling and his parents are preoccupied with the new baby, born prematurely. He meets a creature in the broken-down garage is it a bird? A human? Something else? His friendship with Skellig (the creature), and with Mina, the girl next door, are the center of the story
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