Even worse, something dark is growing in their wake – a haunted, sinister forest of shadows and ghosts that bring more death with them. Willa is in agony, watching the world she loves die as human loggers murder the trees, drive out the animals, and turn the land to dust. Her adopted human father and sister are kind and loving, but they don’t fully understand her Faeran ways and the connection she feels to the forest. Her mother, father, grandmother, and twin sister are dead. Her tribe is scattered and broken and has cast her out for the role she played in their downfall. Since inciting the overthrow and execution of the Padaran and the destruction of her Faeran tribe’s lair, Willa has not been sure where she belongs. Reminiscent of the classic film Ferngully, Willa of Dark Hollow is the gripping sequel to Willa of the Wood and a continuation of Beatty’s exploration of conservation and love for the natural world. What to Expect: Family, Conservation, Nature, Belonging, Magic
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