Whiskers And Wonders
Paperback
Publisher: Tanya G Govender
Published: Jul 1 2025
Pages: 102
Weight: 0.28
Height: 0.21 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Liora has always felt a quiet pull toward the extraordinary, a gentle longing that lived beneath the surface of her everyday life. It was a feeling seeded long ago by her grandfather, a soft-spoken magician whose wonders never relied on spectacle. His magic was subtle, tender, and rooted in love. To Liora, he was the first person who made the world feel enchanted not through tricks, but through the warmth of presence, the sparkle of kindness, and the quiet belief that the impossible sometimes hides in plain sight. On her twenty-first birthday, that old magic stirs again when she receives a worn, velvet hat once belonging to her grandfather, along with a note that speaks not of performances, but of real magic, the kind found in empathy, connection, and listening with the heart. The gift is more than just a memory. It's a key to something deeper. Eager to begin a new chapter in her life, Liora accepts a position at Merrow Creek Animal Shelter. A quiet haven nestled among rolling fields and whispering woods.There, she meets creatures with stories etched into their fur and feathers. Abandoned pets, wounded strays, shy birds and trembling paws, all waiting, hoping, aching for someone to see them.
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