Somewhere Beyond the Sea. T. J. Clune

Somewhere across the sea, far from the hustle and bustle of the city, far from intolerance and hatred, there is a magical home where all creatures in their diversity coexist in peace and harmony. Phoenix Arthur Parnas rises from the ashes of humiliation and bullying, which he suffered as a child in a shelter for magical creatures, and establishes a comfortable life on the magical island of Marsyas. He is supported by his beloved Linus Baker and children, who expect that they will all become a family officially. However, the adoption is not as simple as it could be. After all, the government only seemingly declares recognition of extraordinary creatures, but in reality it controls and watches over them in every way, limiting their rights and freedoms. Will there be a breakthrough among the bureaucracy of the Ministry of Magical Youth? Or will the insidious government again destroy the lives of Arthur and those who care about him? Of course, a phoenix is ​​not used to rising from the ashes. Will his family have enough effort to do so? "Somewhere Beyond the Sea" is a story of resistance, which is about the difficult experience of fighting for a decent life and the tireless and conscientious work to achieve and preserve it.