The Voyage of Sam Singh
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The Voyage of Sam Singh
Narrated by:
Sid Sagar
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Narrated by:
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Sid Sagar
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Written by:
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Gita Ralleigh
About this listen
In Gita Ralleigh's second magical middle grade adventure set in a parallel colonial India, land-pirate Sam Singh sails to an isle teeming with spirits and secrets on a perilous journey to find the truth.
'We are kings of the forest,
Let them tame us if they can!'
Sam’s older brother, Moon, has been missing for three long years. Moon is a skilled thief, but Sam fears Moon's luck has finally run out. It's rumoured he's held in the Octopus, a notorious prison on the Isle of Lost Voices, from which no one has ever escaped alive. Leaving his tribe of land-pirates behind, Sam sets sail with the shady Professor Bogusz and his faithful parrot, Suka. With help from a young forest guide called Lola, they trek deep into the island's interior, a place where spirits dwell and the Octopus casts a deadly shadow.
With a storm brewing and the clock ticking, Sam is in a race against time to break into the prison, save Moon and find a brighter future for them all.©2024 Gita Ralleigh (P)2024 Head of Zeus
What the critics say
'The Voyage of Sam Singh is that rare jewel that sails on magical, adventurous storytelling seas while navigating the historical truth of the treatment of indigenous, colonised peoples. It sings of magic, adventure and freedom.' (Sita Brahmachari, YOTO Carnegie shortlisted author of WHEN SHADOWS FALL)