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Pia: the Swan Heart of the Lake By Marina Paliants

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Publication date: 24/09/2026
ISBN: 978-1-80571-250-3
Size: Royal 234x156mm Portrait
Imprint: Nightingale Books
Pages: 178

Pia: the Swan Heart of the Lake

Marina Paliants

On a quiet northern lake, a young swan named Pia dreams of flying high and helping others. From her first splash in the water, she shows a brave and gentle heart always ready to protect, to care, and to lead.


As the seasons change, Pia learns what it truly means to be strong: to listen, to stand up for what's right, and to believe in herself even when others don't.


Through friendship, courage, and love, Pia discovers that every heart — no matter how small can make a big difference.


A timeless story about kindness, bravery, and following your own wings, "Pia the Swan Heart of the Lake" will inspire young readers to believe in themselves and the power of doing good.

About Author

Marina Paliants, author

Marina Paliants

Marina Paliants is a children’s author, illustrator, and educator with a passion for emotional storytelling and watercolor art. She lives in Denmark, where nature, silence, and the changing northern skies inspire much of her work. With a background in English language teaching, marketing, design, and child psychology, Marina brings a unique depth to her stories—blending poetic language, psychological insight, and visual sensitivity. Her books are known for their strong characters, tender themes, and hand-drawn illustrations. Animals often play a central role in her tales, many of which are inspired by her real-life dogs and love for wildlife.

Pia: The Swan Heart of the Lake is her second fully illustrated fairy tale, following the publication of Sheriff Haruka: The Guardian of the Ocean. She is currently working on sequels and new stories that explore courage, compassion, and the wonder of the natural world.

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