The White Rabbits of Whispering Hollow

In Whispering Hollow, a family of white rabbits has survived for years by obeying a long list of warnings: never cross the open meadow, never enter the old orchard, never travel after sunset, and never trust a sound that cannot be explained. Their caution once protected them, but over time it has grown into a cage. When a landslide seals the safest tunnel to their winter food stores, parents Elian and Mara, their children Pip and Lumi, and Grandmother Thistle must travel through places their family has feared for generations.

Along the way, they discover that fear is neither an enemy to destroy nor a ruler to obey. It is a messenger that must be questioned, tested, and understood. Their journey becomes a continuous fable about inherited fear, imagination, courage, family trust, and the difference between being careful and refusing to live.