Where the Crawdads Sing Gomovies?

In her debut novel, WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING, author Delia Owens takes readers to the southern coastal marshes of North Carolina where they meet Kya Clark, a young girl who is wise beyond her years. Kya is a “crawdad”—a term used by the local residents to describe someone who is not quite “from around here.” The novel chronicles Kya’s journey from a neglected child, to a wild teenager, to a woman who must stand up for herself when she is accused of a murder she did not commit.

Owens, a former wildlife scientist, has crafted a stunningly beautiful and heart-wrenching novel that will stay with readers long after they turn the last page. The setting is as much a character as Kya herself, and Owens’s descriptions of the marsh and its creatures are lyrical and evocative. This is a novel about loss and love, about learning to trust yourself, and about emerging from the dark into the light. It is an unforgettable story that will stay with you long after you’ve read the last page.

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