There is a quiet fear in all of us—that the things we love will disappear without anyone noticing. This book was born from that fear, but also from hope. Hope that memory is not just what we keep in our minds, but what we carry in how we live. In the rituals we repeat. The stories we pass down. The people we choose not to forget.

When the Earth Forgets is not a tale about magic in the way most stories are. Its magic is stranger, softer. It's in the cracks where language unravels, in the weight of a hand held too long, in the courage it takes to remember what the world has given us... and what it has taken away.

This is the journey of Soléa—a girl full of echoes—and Irian, a boy shaped by what is lost. Together, they walk through a world that forgets not out of malice, but necessity. And together, they ask the oldest question: If memory fades, what still remains?

This story is for anyone who's ever held onto something everyone else let go. It's for the names you whisper before sleep. The faces you see in dreams. The version of yourself you almost forgot.

Thank you for remembering