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The Day the Hollow Went Quiet is the first book in the Still Leaf Hollow children’s series by Fran A. This gentle illustrated story introduces readers to Bramble Rootbeard, a thoughtful woodland gnome who notices when his beloved Hollow grows unusually quiet. Through calm storytelling and rich forest imagery, the story explores belonging, listening, and awareness, inviting children to slow down and discover the importance of noticing both the world around them and the feelings within.
Written for children ages 4–9 and the grown-ups who read with them, this story is ideal for bedtime reading, quiet moments, and shared conversations that nurture empathy and emotional growth.
The Day the Hollow Went Quiet is the first book in the Still Leaf Hollow children’s series by Fran A. This gentle illustrated story introduces readers to Bramble Rootbeard, a thoughtful woodland gnome who notices when his beloved Hollow grows unusually quiet. Through calm storytelling and rich forest imagery, the story explores belonging, listening, and awareness, inviting children to slow down and discover the importance of noticing both the world around them and the feelings within.
Written for children ages 4–9 and the grown-ups who read with them, this story is ideal for bedtime reading, quiet moments, and shared conversations that nurture empathy and emotional growth.