Ten-year-old Lily Bowers discovers she has an extraordinary gift – she can talk to animals.
So when Mother Nature herself is threatened by animal cruelty, only Lily can save her.
To do this, she must mobilize all her new animal friends in her beloved forest. The same forest where the Brothers Grimm once traveled.
But first, there's a horrible bully at her new school to deal with.
And Lily knows she'll need to call on all her courage to convince the rest of the world that nature must come first.

'Lily Bowers and the Uninvited Guest' is an eco fantasy that shows kids they really do have the power and influence to make a difference and change the world. And save animals.

This eco fantasy comes with 42 beautiful inside illustrations.

In the back of the book, you'll read 15 easy actionable steps that will help you and your kids become a much needed voice for animals, information about the UN Sustainable Development Goals to help spread awareness and famous quotes about respecting all life forms for a healthy biodiversity.

Release date: April 24, 2019: World Day for Laboratory Animals.
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Nature inspires. Nature heals. Nature needs our help.
Mother Nature is calling upon us to tune in to nature and respect all that she takes care of.
Are you listening?

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Top Reviews:
"I wish I had had this book when my daughter was growing up. It would have been a favorite right along with Charlotte's Web. I greatly appreciate people like you who are helping us look out for the welfare of the planet, animals and Mother Nature." ~ Gail

"I read Lily Bowers and the Uninvited Guest without even knowing the heroine Lily had special powers, the power to speak with animals. Believe it or not, I was so amazed by that, it made me lose myself deeply into the story, although I'm not so keen on stories with magic... I took my time to read this book, as if I didn't want to finish it. All these beautiful souls, you don't really want to leave them, you want to live with them! I have to beg the author now, to make it into movie, it would be awesome! Perfect book for children aged 11-15." ~ Madly Chatterjee