Trillium Sisters #4 Trouble at the Paw Park

Ages 7 to 9, Grades 2 to 4

When a mysterious crystal goes missing, the Trills must join their skills—and their superpowers—to fend off the latest threat to their mountain home in the fourth book in the Trillium Sisters series perfect for fans of Mia Mayhem and The Wish Fairy.

While out in the forest, the Trillium Sisters are surprised when they see a ray of sunlight that seems to be shooting up from the ground. Curious, they go investigate and find a crystal as big as their hand embedded in the dirt, and a tunnel nearby leading down into the earth. Following the path, they’re amazed to discover what looks like the beginning of an underground farm.

Excited, they rush home to find their dad, hoping he can make some sense of this unusual sight. He tells them that he thinks the crystal directs sunlight underground so that food can be grown there year-round. This could be a huge development for their mountain community!

But when the crystal mysteriously disappears, the Trills must channel their powers and come together as a team to find it before it’s too late.

Series Overview: Three sisters with mysterious origins use their superpowers to solve problems around them and protect their mountain home.

About the Author

Laura Brown is an early childhood expert, collaborates with businesses and organizations to create high quality educational media properties and products. She has written curricula and scripts and served as Content Expert and Research Director for series produced by Nick Jr., Disney Junior, Amazon Kids, DreamWorks Animation Television, PBS Kids, Universal Kids, and many others. A mother of three, she lives in Tenafly, NJ, but in another life, she would happily live in a tree house in the forest. 

Elly Kramer is currently the VP of Production & Development at Imagine Entertainment in their Kids and Family division and has created and led the development of numerous award-winning and highly-rated TV shows, online games, and innovative apps. As VP of Production and Development with Nickelodeon, she led the development of long and short-form content. She has also produced and developed over thirty-five shorts. Elly is a frequent speaker at film festivals and industry events. She lives in Los Angeles, CA.

Author Residence: Tenafly, NJ; Los Angeles, CA