Embark on an unforgettable flight with Sophie and Pierre, the inquisitive young African Gray parrots as they navigate the enigmatic Congo Rainforest. Left alone and adrift, their feathers ruffle with more than just the tropical winds—they're on a quest to unravel their family's mysterious disappearance. Along the way they encounter Babu, the ageless, magical tree steeped in lore and bursting with stories yearning to be told. In this mystical world, where branches lead to new dimensions and leaves whisper untold tales; Sophie and Pierre don't just find adventures—they find a path to understanding, healing, and the greatest mystery of all: their own destiny.
Deep within the heart of the African rainforest, a magical old tree stood strong and tall. While weary travelers rested on its branches and above its roots, the tree quietly gathered their stories, wishes, and dreams.
Magical. This book made me miss teaching! The writing was engaging and the illustrations were magical! Can't wait to read more!
A Magical Story! This is such a magical tale that kept my little readers engaged. I loved the story and am excited for the next adventure. I bought extras to give as gifts.
Travel on a mesmerizing odyssey through the ancient Celtic lands with Sophie and Pierre. In a realm steeped in mysticism and old-world magic, they encounter scarecrows with an insatiable quest for treasures and noble badgers, guardians of age-old traditions, determined to restore the land. Their path is strewn with challenges: they must traverse the haunting whispering woods, evade the trickery of the elusive Vex Shadows, and decipher the secrets of a time-worn mansion. Nestled deep within its stone walls, a sacred chamber awaits, safeguarding the coveted treasure they fervently pursue. Journey with them and delve deep into the heart of ancient Celtic lore and legend!
“They were not treasure hunters; they were seekers of truth, driven by a love that transcended time and space. The old forest had many secrets, but Sophie and Pierre were ready to unravel them, one feather, one step, one heartbeat at a time.”