Na Willa dan Rok Biru

Na Willa’s old uniform has been folded and packed away in a box. Her old textbooks too, a thing of the past, boxed up. She navigates her new days with enthusiasm—wearing a blue skirt and carrying a diary gifted by Mak.

Na Willa delights in meeting a new friend who teaches her to play the guitar, or a singer with chaotic songs, or a transfer student who lends her martial arts stories that keep her up all night.

Amidst it all, Na Willa also stumbles through visits from a new monthly friend, or moments when she suddenly gets cranky with Mak, or her confusion when she has to attend a party that requires her to tie something around her neck.

How does Na Willa, our little friend from the house in the alley, navigate this new chapter of her journey?

The fourth book in the Na Willa series