A Tale of Wonder, Belief, and the Unbreakable Bonds of Love
Seven-year-old Lily has a special gift—she can talk to animals. But not just any animals. Her dearest friends are a loon family who swim up to her dock each morning for a chat, a song, or a stroll through the woods. Life on her lakeside farm is filled with dogs, cats, butterflies, dragonflies, and a world of imagination—until one curious outsider tries to expose Lily’s secret for fame.
What follows is a heart-stirring journey that blends enchantment with the realities of grief, love, and childhood innocence. When danger arises, Lily is transported to a magical place believed to be off-limits to humans—Fairyland—where she’s reunited with her beloved Aunt Celina, and learns that the greatest truths live in the heart.
A story for children and the grown-ups who read to them, The Girl Who Could Talk to Loons is a beautifully woven tale about listening to animals, believing in unseen wonders, coping with loss, and bravely speaking the truth even when others doubt. Through Lily’s journey, readers will discover that magic is real for those who believe—and that love never dies.