In the heart of Rwanda there is a forest that remembers the little girl who saved it.
One signal that means everything to a writer. No payment, no strings.
This book needs to exist because children everywhere need to hear that their small hands can heal big wounds and also answer a critical gap in Rwandan children literature stories that connect young readers to environmental stewardship while empowering them to take action in their own communities, it also answers the doubt too many children have for transforming it into hope by showing that even a six year old's hands can heal a degraded nature.
“Inspirational one”
Readers will walk away with a renewed sense of hope and purpose for understanding that environmental stewardship is not burden but a joyful calling that begins with curiosity and grows through persistence.
A story about loss.
“I watched her walk away in my jacket and realized I was already completely, utterly screwed.”
What happens when a woman who has spent years perfecting the art of running away finally meets a man patient enough to wait...
