The Tree Frog Family and the Quiet Forest
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Narrated by:
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Joanne Dyer
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By:
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Janice B Parker
When a mysterious illness spreads through Rainwillow Forest, the lively evening chorus fades into fear and silence. The Brightleaf tree frog family - Orin, Luma, Pip, Neri, and Grandmother Moss - begins recording symptoms, building open-air care shelters, and creating a network of bell vines to carry verified warnings across the canopy.
Their greatest challenge is not only the sickness itself, but also rumor, false cures, exhaustion, inequality, shame, and conflict over changing rules. As floods, shortages, and a cold-season return test the forest, the family helps every species discover that survival depends on honest information, practical compassion, shared labor, and respect for the vulnerable.
This continuous fable explores public responsibility, courage during uncertainty, the danger of misinformation, and the truth that a community becomes resilient when care is organized so that no one is forgotten.
©2026 JANICE B PARKER (P)2026 JANICE B PARKER