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One day twelve-year-old Tirissa discovers that everyone in her village is under a spell. Everyone but her! Then she sees a mysterious stranger change into a huge bird, a bird with a beak like a sword. Did he cast the magic spell? An old herbwoman tells her to seek help from a wizard who lives far away, and her dangerous journey takes her across the Three Kingdoms. |
Award-winning Children's Fantasy Novel |
About Willow |
When I was a little girl, we lived in a house that had peach and apple trees in the back yard and a willow tree in front. I loved to play out under the trees--they were my friends. And I loved to read books like The Wizard of Oz and Wind in the Willows. That little girl is alive and well in my heart and she's the one who insisted I start writing a children's fantasy novel--AND create a fantasy map of the Three Kingdoms. |
Reviews |
Willow has woven a magical and captivating tale of friendship and courage. |
kbird |
I loved this story! I can't wait to read this story to my daughters when they get older - but for now, I'll enjoy rereading it for myself. Full of adventure and fantasy, this is a great story for anyone who believes in magic. |
Laura Wheeler |
2009 Willow All rights reserved |
My children's fantasy novel won a 2010 EVVY award for juvenile fiction and was a finalist in the Foreword Magazine Book of the Year competition! Ages 9 and up 336 pages |
This is a story that really touched my heart, beautifully written and full of characters that can be related to on many different levels....Overall a wonderful read that I recommend to all my friends with children! |
Amy Willingham |