Nancy and the Raccoon
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About the Book
When grief fills a home with silence… hope blooms from the heart of nature.
Nine-year-old Nancy lives in a quiet town in Northern California, carrying the heavy sorrow of losing her mother. Her father works long hours and struggles to comfort his withdrawn daughter. Even Harriet, his new wife, tries to reach Nancy with kindness—but nothing seems to work.
At school, Nancy grows more distant, pushing away her friends and retreating into loneliness.
Everything changes when she’s invited to spend a few weeks at her grandparents’ lush green farm. Reluctantly, she agrees—and that’s where the story truly begins.
A chance meeting with Danny, a boy her age, sparks an unexpected friendship. One day, while exploring near the river, they discover a wounded animal hiding in the bushes… and from that moment on, Nancy’s life takes a turn toward mystery, courage, and unforgettable adventure.
If you’re ready to follow Nancy and Danny into a world of healing, secrets, and heartwarming discoveries—this story is waiting for you.
About the Author
Shamim Sasanpour is a passionate storyteller and environmental advocate who believes in the healing power of kindness, empathy, and imagination. Before writing Nancy and the Raccoon her first full-length story, Shamim wrote several short stories inspired by everyday life and the beauty of human connection.
Deeply devoted to nature, she actively supports environmental awareness and protection, which often inspire her creative work. Her love for children and her desire to nurture emotional intelligence and compassion in young readers guide much of her writing. Through her stories, Shamim hopes to touch hearts, encourage understanding, and remind readers — young and old alike — that a small act of love can make the world a gentler, brighter place.