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Willa C. Lopez is traveling on her own for the first time. She's almost twelve, and grown-up enough to fly on a plane by herself and spend the summer away from home. But is Willa ready for the changes, surprises, and mysteries she'll find when she arrives?
Willa is spending her summer in Seattle with Aunt Ceci and her partner, Janie. Through her work as a naturalist, Janie introduces Willa to the local wildlife and ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest. Then someone starts polluting the salmon stream in the park where Janie works, and Willa teams up with her cousin Tabitha to find the culprit. From her diverse, confident, and sometimes eccentric bunch of relatives, Willa learns that there isn't any one kind of family—the only requirement is love. She also learns about ecosystems and "scientific sleuthing," and discovers what may be her life's work.
A propos de l'auteur
Barbara Wilson is a writer of feminist mysteries, including the Cassandra Reilly series: Case of the Orphaned Bassoonists, Death of a Much-Travelled Woman, Gaudi Afternoon, and Sisters of the Road. She is also author of three critically acclaimed novels, including If You Had a Family, many books of short stories, and a memoir, Blue Windows: A Christian Science Childhood.
