
Whitewing Valley
- Language
- English
- Category
- Children book
- Year
- 2026
- List price
- $12.05
In a secret valley where fairies once filled the air with song, a dark curse has frozen every voice into stone. The flowers no longer open. The river no longer sparkles. And high above the valley, a lonely creature called Shadowstone watches in silence.
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About the book
In a secret valley where fairies once filled the air with song, a dark curse has frozen every voice into stone. The flowers no longer open. The river no longer sparkles. And high above the valley, a lonely creature called Shadowstone watches in silence.
When thirteen-year-old Arvand hears a faint melody in his dreams, he discovers a tiny rainbow feather — and a call he cannot ignore. Guided by Lemi, a brave but wounded fairy, a grumpy talking stone named Grumble, and a cheerful blue bird called Pip, Arvand sets out on a journey through fog-filled forests, roaring rivers, and a cold mountain peak.
To break the curse, he must find the Song of the Fearless Heart. But the true magic is not a powerful spell. It is the courage to take one more step even when afraid, the strength of friendship, and the quiet light that refuses to go out.
Perfect for fans of gentle fantasy, magical adventures, and stories about courage, kindness, and forgiveness. Ideal for readers ages 8–12 and anyone who believes the smallest light can still chase away the darkest shadow.
When thirteen-year-old Arvand hears a faint melody in his dreams, he discovers a tiny rainbow feather — and a call he cannot ignore. Guided by Lemi, a brave but wounded fairy, a grumpy talking stone named Grumble, and a cheerful blue bird called Pip, Arvand sets out on a journey through fog-filled forests, roaring rivers, and a cold mountain peak.
To break the curse, he must find the Song of the Fearless Heart. But the true magic is not a powerful spell. It is the courage to take one more step even when afraid, the strength of friendship, and the quiet light that refuses to go out.
Perfect for fans of gentle fantasy, magical adventures, and stories about courage, kindness, and forgiveness. Ideal for readers ages 8–12 and anyone who believes the smallest light can still chase away the darkest shadow.
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