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by Julie McDonnell Edd (Author), Clarice Diamantino (Illustrator)
What if one bad day made you feel like nothing you did was good enough?
Bailey and her favorite stuffie, Buttons, are having one of those days. Everything seems to go wrong, from a breakfast mess to tough moments at school. No matter what she does, she feels clumsy, left out, and not good enough.
But visiting Grandma's flower garden might offer a new perspective. Will Bailey finally discover the truth about what makes her special?
The Flowers in Grandma's Garden is a heartwarming Bailey and Buttons story that encourages readers to embrace self-worth, navigate tough emotions, and find beauty in who they truly are.
Look closely as you read! Special clues* throughout the pages add a fun layer of discovery while reinforcing the story's empowering message!
*Note how the appearance (special clues) of Buttons changes throughout the story from beginning to end. This story employs symbolism to illustrate the profound impact that various negative emotions can have on us.
We offer free resources to accompany the book "The Flowers in Grandma's Garden." These include a Younger and Older Learner Parent/Teacher Activity Guides, Word Searches, and Coloring Pages. Please visit flowersingrandmasgarden.com to sign up and download.
