The Stolen Child

"The Stolen Child" by Keith Donohue is a captivating blend of fantasy and realism, inspired by a W.B. Yeats poem, that explores themes of identity and belonging through a unique fairy tale narrative. When seven-year-old Henry Day is kidnapped by changelings and renamed Aniday, both he and the changeling who takes his place begin to grapple with their new lives while deeply haunted by memories of their past. This acclaimed debut offers a fresh and imaginative perspective on timeless questions of self and existence, appealing to fans of both fantasy classics and literary storytelling.