In the golden heart of South Africa, where the wind carries forgotten whispers, an old woman named Gogo Gwan-kaah collects what others ignore. When curious young Una-Nangamso discovers her Gran's secret, she learns that every creature holds a song within its bones and that songs, like stories, can wake the wildest hearts. This lyrical retelling of La Loba (from Women Who Run With the Wolves) is a celebration of Cultural reclamation, Intergenerational wisdom (the fierce bond between old and young) and Resurrection (of stories, creatures, and self-trust) With watercolor-style illustrations and rhythmic prose, The Song of the Bone Woman invites children to listen for their own inner song and to never apologize for how wildly it howls.