*The book has two covers, the cover will be delivered randomly. "I have never come across a book like this... it cannot be compared to anything else." Jackie Updike, President of Sales, Penguin Random House For years, rumors of the 'Swamp Girl' haunted Berkeley Cove, a quiet coastal village in North Carolina. When two boys discover the body of Chase Andrews - the local star - in the swamp water under the observation tower, the residents immediately suspect Kaya Clark, she is the swamp girl. Their prejudices haunt her, but the sensitive and intelligent Kaya is not what they say she is. She survived for years alone in the coastal swamp, learning from the wild animals, finding solace in the seagulls, always keeping an escape route. Kaya is growing up, desperate for any warmth or love. When she encounters two young men from the village who are drawn to her wild and adventurous beauty, she allows herself to open up to a new life - until the unbelievable happens. The song of the crayfish is at the same time a hymn to nature, a heartbreaking coming-of-age story and a surprising thriller about a murder that took place. or not. Delia Evans, born in 1949, spent decades in the deserts of Botswana and Zambia - she spent most of her life away from humans, as close as possible to the animals in the wild. She is the co-author of three international documentary bestsellers as part of her activities as a wildlife scientist in Africa and has published essays in a variety of journals. This is her first novel, which has spent 60 weeks as a #1 New York Times bestseller, and has sold more than 4.5 million copies to date. His translation rights were sold to 41 countries.
