"The Music of Dolphins" is a novel by Karen Hesse that tells the story of a young girl named Miranda who is raised by dolphins after being lost at sea. The narrative explores her unique connection with the dolphins and her struggle to adapt when she is eventually rescued and returned to human society. The book delves into themes of identity, belonging, and the bond between humans and animals. Through Miranda's experiences, readers gain insight into the challenges of communication and understanding across different worlds, highlighting the beauty and complexity of both human and dolphin lives.