Clair de Lune by Xulia Vicente
It hasn’t been the easiest semester for Alba so far: she’s struggling with her piece for the clarinet solo auditions, starts having visions of a strange creature while playing, and to top it all off, she’s been paired with Mera, an arrogant pianist she doesn’t exactly get along with. However, when Mera reveals she also sees this mysterious being in her music, Alba will find it hard to ignore the challenge. Can they summon a chimera by playing a duet with a partner they loathe?
68 pages: black and white mixed with full colour.
It hasn’t been the easiest semester for Alba so far: she’s struggling with her piece for the clarinet solo auditions, starts having visions of a strange creature while playing, and to top it all off, she’s been paired with Mera, an arrogant pianist she doesn’t exactly get along with. However, when Mera reveals she also sees this mysterious being in her music, Alba will find it hard to ignore the challenge. Can they summon a chimera by playing a duet with a partner they loathe?
68 pages: black and white mixed with full colour.
It hasn’t been the easiest semester for Alba so far: she’s struggling with her piece for the clarinet solo auditions, starts having visions of a strange creature while playing, and to top it all off, she’s been paired with Mera, an arrogant pianist she doesn’t exactly get along with. However, when Mera reveals she also sees this mysterious being in her music, Alba will find it hard to ignore the challenge. Can they summon a chimera by playing a duet with a partner they loathe?
68 pages: black and white mixed with full colour.
