Poppy and the Missing Colors

Poppy and the Missing Colors

Dorian Kell
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About the Story

Sunfield wakes to a brighter morning after a shy rabbit leads a gentle hunt for a missing chorus. The village hums with cautious hope as they gather ribbons, songs, and a hesitant moth who keeps treasures. Quiet bravery and small gatherings shape a dawn that might stay.

Chapters

1.A Morning Gone Pale1–9
2.The Song That Wasn't There10–16
3.Friends for the Road17–24
4.The Silent Grove25–31
5.Dusky's Secret32–37
6.The Night of Many Voices38–44
7.A Brighter Morning45–52
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