The Swan's Warning (The Story of Greenriver Book 2)

The foxes might be traveling downriver to find a new home, which threatens the peace between the otters and beavers. It is up to Sedge and Silken to unite the two communities and protect their home.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 240 pages
Publication date: 14 September 2023
Publisher: Hachette Children's Group

The swan pondered for a moment, his eyes reflecting a mix of uncertainty and contemplation. Eventually, he nodded his head in agreement. It was possible that the foxes were indeed traveling down the river in search of a new home.

The Greenriver, a majestic waterway that meandered through the heart of the forest, had always been a place of solace and tranquility for the animals that called it home. The otters, who lived on its banks, had just begun to recover from the devastating flood that had ravaged their community the previous year. The news of a new threat, however, cast a shadow of doubt and fear over their peaceful existence.

Legends that had been passed down from generation to generation among the otters and beavers depicted the foxes as cunning, ruthless creatures. The mere mention of their name sent shivers down the spines of the other animals, and the tenuous peace that had been brokered between the two communities was threatened by this news.

The otter holt and the beaver lodge, each holding their own beliefs and opinions, found themselves at a crossroads. They each believed that a different course of action should be taken to confront the looming threat of the foxes. Tensions rose, and the air was filled with uncertainty and apprehension.

It was up to Sedge, a wise and experienced otter, and Silken, a graceful and compassionate beaver, to find a way to unite the two communities and protect their home from this new threat. They knew that it would not be an easy task, but they were determined to do everything in their power to ensure the survival of their beloved Greenriver.

Sedge and Silken embarked on a journey to gather information and seek the counsel of other forest inhabitants. They listened carefully to the tales of adventure and bravery that had been shared with them, and they drew upon their own experiences and knowledge to formulate a plan.

Through their tireless efforts, Sedge and Silken were able to bridge the gap between the otters and beavers. They organized a meeting, where they presented their proposal and invited both communities to come together and find a solution. At first, there was resistance and skepticism, but as they continued to explain their vision and the potential benefits of unity, the other animals began to see the sense in their words.

Slowly but surely, the otters and beavers began to work together, pooling their resources and expertise to create a defensive strategy against the foxes. They built barriers along the riverbanks, reinforced their lodges, and trained their young to be vigilant and aware of any potential threats.

As the days passed, the tension between the two communities began to dissipate. The otters and beavers realized that they had more in common than they had ever imagined. They shared a love for the Greenriver, a deep respect for the natural world, and a commitment to protecting their home and the animals that lived within it.

In the end, Sedge and Silken were able to unite the two communities and protect their home from the foxes. The foxes, realizing that their presence had threatened the stability and harmony of the forest, retreated back into the wilderness, never to be seen again.

The Greenriver remained a place of peace and tranquility, a testament to the power of unity and the resilience of the animal kingdom. The otters and beavers continued to live in harmony, respecting each other's boundaries and working together to ensure the survival of all the creatures that called it home.

From million-copy selling Holly Webb comes a modern classic - another gorgeously-written animal epic, set on the Greenriver. Perfect for fans of Pax.

The swan pondered for a moment, his eyes reflecting a mix of uncertainty and contemplation. Eventually, he nodded his head in agreement. It was possible that the foxes were indeed traveling down the river in search of a new home.

The Greenriver, a majestic waterway that meandered through the heart of the forest, had always been a place of solace and tranquility for the animals that called it home. The otters, who lived on its banks, had just begun to recover from the devastating flood that had ravaged their community the previous year. The news of a new threat, however, cast a shadow of doubt and fear over their peaceful existence.

Legends that had been passed down from generation to generation among the otters and beavers depicted the foxes as cunning, ruthless creatures. The mere mention of their name sent shivers down the spines of the other animals, and the tenuous peace that had been brokered between the two communities was threatened by this news.

The otter holt and the beaver lodge, each holding their own beliefs and opinions, found themselves at a crossroads. They each believed that a different course of action should be taken to confront the looming threat of the foxes. Tensions rose, and the air was filled with uncertainty and apprehension.

It was up to Sedge, a wise and experienced otter, and Silken, a graceful and compassionate beaver, to find a way to unite the two communities and protect their home from this new threat. They knew that it would not be an easy task, but they were determined to do everything in their power to ensure the survival of their beloved Greenriver.

Sedge and Silken embarked on a journey to gather information and seek the counsel. They listened carefully to the tales of adventure and bravery that had been shared with them, and they drew upon their own experiences and knowledge to formulate a plan.

Through their tireless efforts, Sedge and Silken were able to bridge the gap between the otters and beavers. They organized a meeting, where they presented their proposal and invited both communities to come together and find a solution. At first, there was resistance and skepticism, but as they continued to explain their vision and the potential benefits of unity, the other animals began to see the sense in their words.

Slowly but surely, the otters and beavers began to work together, pooling their resources and expertise to create a defensive strategy against the foxes. They built barriers along the riverbanks, reinforced their lodges, and trained their young to be vigilant and aware of any potential threats.

As the days passed, the tension between the two communities began to dissipate. The otters and beavers realized that they had more in common than they had ever imagined. They shared a love for the Greenriver, a deep respect for the natural world, and a commitment to protecting their home and the animals that lived within it.

In the end, Sedge and Silken were able to unite the two communities and protect their home from the foxes. The foxes, realizing that their presence had threatened the stability and harmony of the forest, retreated back into the wilderness, never to be seen again.

The Greenriver remained a place of peace and tranquility, a testament to the power of unity and the resilience of the animal kingdom. The otters and beavers continued to live in harmony, respecting each other's boundaries and working together to ensure the survival of all the creatures that called it home.

Weight: 214g
Dimension: 197 x 131 x 19 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781510109728