THE GIRL OF LAMPPOSTS

A city of iron bridges, misty alleys, and lampposts that do more than light the streets. Liora has a rare gift: when she touches a lamppost, its glow reveals something hidden in the heart of the person who looks at it. Fear, memory, grief, hope, loneliness, courage. Each light speaks in colors, and each color tells a truth that words often cannot reach. But the city is changing. The Shadows are no longer hiding in forgotten corners. They are moving through homes, squares, bridges, and silent streets, stealing not life itself, but the meaning that keeps people moving forward. They do not attack with violence. They make people stop choosing. They make tomorrow feel unnecessary. Guided by Nox, a dark blue crow with a sharp eye and an ancient voice, Liora begins a journey through sleeping neighborhoods, abandoned dreams, secret gardens, old theaters, and places where hope has almost gone still. Along the way, she discovers that light cannot simply be given from above. It must be shared, protected, and learned. The Girl and the Lampposts is a poetic fantasy fable about hope, kindness, memory, responsibility, and the quiet courage of choosing light when darkness has become familiar. Written for young readers and adults who love atmospheric fairy tales, meaningful fantasy, and stories that carry a gentle but lasting emotional glow.

Pagina's: 76, Paperback, Independently published