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Walking With the Ancestors

By Christine Autumn

In a small New Mexico town, amidst whispering trees and dry desert winds, a young girl named Zarra hears more than just silence-she hears the voices of the trees, the echoes of ancestors, and the wisdom of a world forgotten. Walking With the Ancestors is a powerful and poetic novel that explores identity, ancestry, spirituality, and healing through the eyes of an extraordinary child growing up in a Black family navigating grief, racial tension, and mysticism. As Zarra grapples with being labeled "different" for her deep connection to nature and spirit, her journey becomes one of self-discovery and spiritual awakening-guided by the voices of ancient trees and the enduring bond with her late mother.

Blending lyrical prose, cultural wisdom, and emotional depth, Christine Autumn crafts a narrative rich with ancestral memory and metaphysical insight. This novel is a tribute to the children who see beyond the veil and the families who learn to love them through the confusion, chaos, and beauty of life. Whether you believe in the sacred wisdom of nature or simply appreciate a coming-of-age story with heart, this book will stir your soul and awaken your roots.