Something is wrong with Silverbrook.
The water runs slow and dark. The reeds have gone pale. The fish are gone. And deep upstream, something is blocking the flow.
A small water vole called Willa has been trying to tell someone for weeks. She has watched the river change, day by day, from the reeds where she lives. She has tried to say something important.
Nobody has stopped to listen.
Until Genesis.
When Genesis's spiral magic leads her upstream — further than she's ever gone — she crouches down to Willa's level and really hears her. And what she hears tells her that something is very wrong indeed.
But fixing it won't just take magic. It will take courage — the kind that means speaking up even when you're not sure anyone will believe you, and keeping going even when someone tells you everything is fine.
"I heard you. And I believe you."
Genesis and the River's Secret is the third book in the Starfall Meadow Tales series — warm, gently funny illustrated stories for children aged 5–7, with big emotional themes wrapped in a world full of magic, friendship, and creatures who feel like old friends.
Lesson: The value of listening and being heard.
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