Intricate and seamless soundings into the changing ecosystems of the coastal marshes of North Carolina are woven seamlessly into the book’s dramatic narrative, which is visually stunning and intellectually forceful at once. Kya, the main character, is the definition of a survivor and a real badass. The narrative follows Kya throughout her youth until the “present day” in 1969 when police are looking into this murder, and the townspeople quickly point the finger at Kya, also known as “The Marsh Girl.” When Chase Andrews’ corpse was discovered in 1969, the novel’s viewpoint shifts to that year. Her whole family deserts her, leaving her to fend for herself and develop into what the locals of Barkley Cove call “The Marsh Girl.” Kya learns the mysteries of life and women by herself in the marsh with just one day of school, no money, and no relatives. Kya is 6 years old when the narrative starts. Kya, a little girl, is the protagonist of Where the Crawdads Sing, a novel set in 1950s North Carolina.

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