The Soul Cages: Traditional Mermaid Folk Stories Collection

By Melanie Voland and Treehouse Books

A kind, shrewd fisherman makes friends with an Irish merman, called a merrow,

And he visits his home, underneath the ocean.

But he soon discovers that the merrow is keeping something very strange, caged up there,

And he feels that he must do something about it...

This story contains subjects and themes that may not be suitable for younger children.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Treehouse Books
• Release date: Oct 31, 2022
• ISBN: 9791222018386

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Melanie Voland and Treehouse Books

The Soul Cages: Traditional Mermaid Folk Stories Collection

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Once upon a time, there was a man named Jack Dogherty, who lived with his wife, Biddy, in a wild, remote area, on the coast of County Clare, in Ireland. To look at the place where they lived, it was nothing much but rocks and seals and seagulls, and most people who knew them, wondered why they lived there all alone, as had generations of Jack's family. But they had very good reasons; it was good land, and there was plenty of fish, of course, all to themselves, as Jack was a fisherman, like his father and grandfather before him.

Biddy, his wife, was happy living there too, and proud of her husband, because, despite living like a hermit where he did, Jack was a good-natured, jolly man, and they lived well. He was a good provider,