Mont Noir

Marguerite's world crumbles in three blows: her mother dies bringing her into the world, the beloved dog she inherits soon follows, and then her devoted nanny is dismissed by her indifferent father. Left utterly alone, she turns to the wild slopes of Mont Noir, where the whispering trees and open skies become her only companions. It is in this raw, silent beauty that her imagination takes root, nurturing the voice that will one day make her a writer.