The Adventures of Morish

Some forests are meant to be walked through. Others are meant to change you.When nine-year-old Morish follows a flicker of colour beyond the edge of her village, she isn't planning to get lost. But the forest doesn't return things the way it found them.At first, everything feels too big and too quiet. The trees stretch higher than she's ever seen, the paths don't stay still, and every sound feels like it's watching her back. With no way home, Morish has to learn quickly how to find food, where to sleep, and how to keep going when fear starts to settle in.But the forest isn't only something to survive.Little by little, it begins to feel different. Softer. Almost as if it's guiding her. She starts to notice things she would have missed before small signs, hidden paths, and the kind of connections that don't need many words. What she finds leads her to a forgotten village, and to stories that were never meant to disappear.What begins as being lost becomes something else entirely.A story about finding your place. About learning who you are when everything familiar falls away. About the quiet kind of courage that doesn't shout, but stays.The Adventures of Morish is a gentle, nature-filled story for readers who like their adventures thoughtful and full of feeling. It's for children who notice everything and for anyone who remembers what that felt like.Sometimes, getting lost isn't the end of the story.Sometimes, it's where it really begins.

Pagina's: 86, Paperback, Morish Press