How far I'll go a twisted tale

"After a devastating batttle with Te Kåa, Moana's worst fears are realized: the heart of Te Fiti is in ruins, Maui is frozen in volcanic rock, and darkness threatens to envelop her beloved home. Desperate to fix things, Moana stumbles upon an island already crumbling under the blight. All life is g...

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Main Author: Kendall, Keala (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Los Angeles : Disney/Hyperion, [2025]
Edition:First Hardcover edition.
Series:Twisted tale.
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Summary:"After a devastating batttle with Te Kåa, Moana's worst fears are realized: the heart of Te Fiti is in ruins, Maui is frozen in volcanic rock, and darkness threatens to envelop her beloved home. Desperate to fix things, Moana stumbles upon an island already crumbling under the blight. All life is gone, save one sole survivor--a young woman named Noe. Moana is relieved to find another wayfarer, even if this stranger is more than a little intimidating. Better still, Noe has an idea how to fix the heart: using the tears of Te Fiti, gems infused with the goddess's essence. The catch? The tears are said to be scattered throughout the realm of monsters. Banded together, Moana and Noe set a course for an impossible mission to find the powerful lost tears. Will Moana be able to restore the heart amid secrets and monsters? Or will the blight overtake everything Moana holds dear?"--
Item Description:"What if Moana broke the heart of Te Fiti?"--Jacket.
Physical Description:407 pages ; 22 cm
Audience:12-Up.
07-Up.
ISBN:9781368108249
1368108245
Author Notes:Keala Kendall is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of How Far I'll Go and Nobody Gets Left Behind in Disney's A Twisted Tale series. Her groundbreaking YA horror debut, That Which Feeds Us: A Hawaiian Gothic , was the May pick for Reese Witherspoon's Sunnie Reads book club and longlisted for the National Book Award for Young People's Literature.

Hapa Native Hawaiian, she is a cofounder of Pacific Islanders in Publishing and a past organizer of the Books for Maui charity auction. Born in Honolulu, raised on Molokaʻi, she now lives as part of the Native Hawaiian diaspora in Los Angeles.