A Whale in Paris
by Daniel Presley, Claire Polders
During the Nazi occupation of Paris, a lonely boy discovers a whale trapped in the Seine River. As he risks everything to help the creature survive, their secret friendship becomes a beacon of hope in a time of darkness and despair.
About This Book
A Whale in Paris is a captivating tale set against the backdrop of World War II, where an extraordinary encounter between a boy and a whale unfolds in the heart of occupied Paris.
Co-authored by Daniel Presley and Claire Polders, the story explores themes of friendship, resilience, and hope amid wartime challenges.
Through vivid storytelling, it highlights the unique bond that develops in unexpected circumstances, offering a fresh perspective on history for young readers.
The narrative draws readers into the streets of Paris, blending historical events with imaginative elements to create an engaging and memorable experience.
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