At the top of Windmere Hill stands a quiet grey house—simple at first glance, but full of whispers if you know how to listen.
Once a weather station, the house remembers the days of cloud-chasing and storm-measuring. Now, with the instruments gone, it waits… until a girl named Ella moves in.
With a heart full of wonder and a head full of sky-colored dreams, Ella turns the old weather tower into her own observatory of possibility. From up high, she sees a world stitched with stories—patchwork fields, silver ponds, and skies wide enough for anything.
The Grey House on the Hill is a tender tale of imagination, belonging, and the quiet magic that lives in places that remember. Perfect for readers who believe in listening to the wind, dreaming with the clouds, and finding home in unexpected places.