The Tree Shepherd's Daughter (Vol. 1 The Tree People)

After critical acclaim and a bestseller, as well as excellent reviews in major bookstores worldwide, The Tree Shepherd's Daughter, the first volume in Gillian Summers' The Tree Folk series, arrives in Brazil. After her mother's death, fifteen-year-old Keelie Heartwood is forced to leave her beloved California to live with her nomadic father at the High Mountain Renaissance Festival in Colorado. There, strange things begin to happen—strange yet familiar. Keelie notices that some of the festivalgoers have pointy ears, including the most handsome knight there, Lord Sean of the Woods. When she begins seeing strange beings and communicating with trees, she discovers a secret about herself and realizes her father owes her an explanation. The Tree Shepherd's Daughter is a magical and thought-provoking novel that captivates the reader from beginning to end. After reading it, living in the forest amidst a Renaissance Festival will be a deeply appealing idea. A book to be devoured, regardless of age.