The Night Weavers
by Clio Bennett
Every child in Elderwood learns to weave their dreams into the great tapestry that keeps the dark at bay — every child except Sena, who has never dreamed a single night.
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Every child in Elderwood learns to weave their dreams into the great tapestry that keeps the dark at bay — every child except Sena, who has never dreamed a single night.
When the tapestry begins to unravel, Sena’s emptiness may be exactly what the forest needs.
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