In a quiet green valley, a little girl named Willow lives close to the land — and even closer to the animals she loves.
On her family’s farm, every creature has a name and a story. But when Daisy the cow grows tired and still, Willow begins to ask big questions: Why do animals have to die? Why do we eat the ones we love?
Through gentle conversations with her parents and grandfather, Willow learns that life on a farm is full of both beauty and heartbreak. That love can look like care, and that gratitude can live alongside grief.
Tender, honest, and deeply rooted in nature’s rhythms, Willow and the Wind is a moving story about saying goodbye, honoring life, and listening to the quiet wisdom the wind carries.
Perfect for families navigating life, loss, and the tender truths of growing up with animals.