Forest Song: Little Mother

by Vila SpiderHawk

Overview

Join Judy in the second of the Forest Song series as she grows into her power, saves the lives of two old friends, and falls in love--all while surviving the dangers of war!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013052994
Publisher:	Vila SpiderHawk
Publication date:	08/26/2011
Series:	Forest Song series , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	421 KB

About the Author

Vila SpiderHawk and her husband live in a log home of their design in the woods of Pennsylvania with their four cats and their many woodland friends. She has a BA in women’s studies and in French and did her graduate work in education. She has taught French at the university level and in the public schools. SpiderHawk is an avid gardener and a gourmet vegan cook.

Editorial Reviews

Forest Song: Little Mother combines history, adventure and fantasy all in one great book. It has so much detail that you feel you are a part of the book when they are doing a ritual or are one of the Crones riding on the wind. You could even smell the pine used to use for the floors of Judy’s magical house. It made you feel proud to be Polish and that you were helping the Jews survive the Holocaust.

This books was a wow from beginning to end and everything in between If I could I

Facebook - Laura Matthews

Forest Song: Little Mother is magnificent. It is such a moving story. It took me on an emotional roller coaster. I could not stop reading it! I would say "Just one more chapter" and then when that chapter ended I said the same thing. The night I finished it, it was after 3 a.m. I laughed and cried as I watched Judy grow into a woman. The characters are so well developed that I feel as if I know Judy and her forest family. This is a book that all women should read.

Facebook - Dawn Thomas

I am reading Forest Song: Little Mother just now and I have to tell you how much I love it. I am Jewish, you see, and I just read your Passover scene. It brought tears to my eyes because,since I moved from my family's home, I have not really practiced my religion. Your Passover scene gave me the kind of communal sense that I used to have at the Seder.

Facebook - Charlene Moeller