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Melody Under the Ancient FigTree - cover

Melody Under the Ancient FigTree

Serena Ashcroft

Maison d'édition: The Good Child Bookstore

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Synopsis

In the heart of her village stands an ancient fig tree etched with mysterious carvings of ancestral dances. Young Karis, captivated by these silent stories, enlists her spirited friend Zevian to learn the delicate foot taps, swirling arm movements, and gentle hums that once honored the harvest. As they practice beneath the tree’s rustling canopy, curious animals and villagers pause to listen, drawn into the soft melody that seems to awaken the tree itself. When harvest season arrives, their heartfelt performance yields the ripest fruits and sweetest grains, reminding everyone that gratitude expressed through art can nourish both earth and spirit.
Disponible depuis: 07/06/2025.
Longueur d'impression: 133 pages.

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