26/04/2026
“Adults never think their children are listening when they whisper, but that’s the exact time we are listening.”
“Oral traditions are dying out with the people who speak them.”
“He wasn’t just collecting fairty stories - he was keeping the memory of his ancestors alive.”
A magical novel about a woman named Sarah who escapes to Ireland to avoid facing her grief. There, she comes across the diaries of Anna, written a hundred years earlier.
As Sarah reads through Anna’s story, she slowly begins to understand her own loss. Through the experiences and emotions captured in the diary, she learns how to process her grief and find a way to move forward.
The novel is not only about healing and acceptance, but also serves as a quiet tribute to Irish folklore, especially the legend of “The Good People” , “Aos Sí”, whose presence subtly weaves through the story.
