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When your closest friend is the Dragon King, your niece, nephew and their friends are dual-natured and your country hurtles towards an uncertain future, your life is bound to be complicated. Azuki and Shota's Uncle Yuta must keep his household safe and happy while they strive to adapt to the constant change that is Meiji-era Japan. Azuki's new loom is already obsolete. Renko discovers new draconic abilities, stirring her parents into action as she finds her family expanding. Tsuruko's husband can't come to terms with her dual nature yet they will soon have a child - but will it be human, crane or both? Shota and the horses experiment with inter-species communication. There's no end to Yuta's challenges! Now, with a new Western suit and fashionable short hair, he's off to Tokyo for a conference that will change education in Japan forever as he meets people who will change his future as they change their country. Can he successfully guide his family through the storm of change that surrounds them?
Japan, 1871. Toki-girl Azuki find a treasure she hopes will stop a war. She and Sparrow-boy Shota must tell their Lord! Demons attack and bandits lurk. They could lose the home they love forever. Can they defeat the demon Tengu? The second of the Toki-Girl and the Sparrow-Boy historical fantasy tale of the Meiji Era.
Japan 1877 Toki-Girl Azuki doesn't want her dream.. Mysteries plague her family. Is Azuki responsible? Rebellion shakes the Empire. Has a princess failed her people? Three problems. Are there solutions?
Japan, 1872. Are Toki-girl Azuki's artistic fabrics making her sick? Sparrow-boy Shota looks for the Crane-girl to heal her so he can sail overseas, but vengeful sea monsters try to sink him. Can the birds and dragons defeat the Umi-bozu? Can Uncle make peace? The third in the Toki-Girl and the Sparrow-Boy historical tales in the Meiji Era.
Japan, 1872 As guardian of the bird-children, Yuta goes to a conference. Rampant growth and foreign ways bring chaos. Mistreated workers and a mysterious innkeeper add intrigue. Can Yuta preserve his culture while working for progress? The fourth book in the Toki-Girl and the Sparrow-Boy historical fantasy tale from the Meiji Era.
Eagle-boy Akira must find a way to live as a human in the chaotic world of Meiji-era Japan. Toki-girl Azuki and her brother, Sparrow-boy Shota join with Western Dragon Prince Irtysh to try to help Akira as Irtysh pursues his own agenda of winning the heart of a dual-natured Eastern Dragon Princess. Can these unlikely allies help each other soar?
Third in The Toki-Girl and Sparrow-Boy Series for tweens through adults. Azuki and Shota are finally home! Life in their corner of rural 19th Century Japan is nearly perfect - but Azuki's sick and Shota doubts his friendship with the Dragon Princess, who is upset because her mother rejects her dual nature. Shota defies his uncle to track down the legendary Crane-girl to help Azuki and impress the Princess. This leads to the discovery of a new and better way to incorporate Azuki's spectacular feathers in fabrics. When Shota takes his beloved boat to deliver Azuki's work, he finds trouble - and not just among humans! Even the Dragon King and Princess Renko's European mother must join forces with Azuki and Shota to repel a sea-monster's challenge, but it's Uncle Yuta who crafts a lasting peace.
When your closest friend is the Dragon King, your niece, nephew and their friends are dual-natured and your country hurtles towards an uncertain future, your life is bound to be complicated. Azuki and Shota's Uncle Yuta must keep his household safe and happy while they strive to adapt to the constant change that is Meiji-era Japan. Azuki's new loom is already obsolete. Renko discovers new draconic abilities, stirring her parents into action as she finds her family expanding. Tsuruko's husband can't come to terms with her dual nature yet they will soon have a child - but will it be human, crane or both? Shota's bolder than ever as he and the horses experiment with inter-species communication. There's no end to Yuta's challenges! Now, with a new Western suit and fashionable short hair, he's off to Tokyo for a conference that will change education in Japan forever as he meets people who will change his future as they change their country. Can he successfully guide his family through the storm of change that surrounds them?
Uncle Yuta's married! His new wife, Noriko, accepts the dual-natured secrets of his niece, the toki-girl Azuki and his nephew, the sparrow-boy Shota because Noriko has secrets of her own.Azuki worried about a lack of work; now she struggles to meet her obligations. Shota and Renko try to engineer a solution so Azuki can complete her work in time for Anko's wedding. Can Renko's mother, the pregnant Dragon Queen Rizantona, help? Tsuruko and her husband worry about their coming child. Will it be human, crane or both? Red Wind and Blackie hope their foal will be all horse. Soon, there will be babies everywhere, but who knows what they'll be!Despite her happiness with Yuta and his family, Noriko feels adrift in her new life and uncertain about her future. Can the solution lie in her past? With the help of the Dragon King, Noriko journeys to her childhood home and discovers a secret that shocks her. Will her past and her future finally align to allow her to establish herself happily in her new home with her new husband, his exceptional family and their expanding preternatural circle? Noriko's Journey is the fifth book in The Toki=Girl and the Sparrow-Boy series by accomplished author Claire Youmans. Set in a fantasy version of Meiji=era Japan, the series combines history, culture and folklore into the highly entertaining stories of Azuki and Shota, two children who can turn into birds, and their human and non-human family and friends. Reviewers call The Toki-Girl and the Sparrow-Boy "a lovely tale full of imagination," by an "amazing author" and a "well-written story that can be enjoyed by all."
Japan, 1870. For Toki-girl Azuki, being dual-natured is dangerous. When a greedy lord kills her parents, Azuki flies away. Sparrow-boy Shota must find his sister to return by the equinox or they'll never be able to. Can they get home before they're forever outcasts?