We Are All Flowers
A Story of Appreciating Others
A rhyming, charming exploration of "flower-watering"—the art of appreciating others—for kids. We are all flowers! We all need to be seen and genuinely appreciated to be our best selves, just... Read More
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A rhyming, charming exploration of “flower-watering”—the art of appreciating others—for kids.
We are all flowers! We all need to be seen and genuinely appreciated to be our best selves, just like flowers need water. This fun and sweet book introduces children to the practice of flower-watering: the-much needed art of recognizing and appreciating good qualities in the people around you, which brightens and lifts everyone’s spirits.
Also includes a section on watering your own flowers to grow your own self-esteem.
Download free coloring pages here.
Download authors teacher packet here.
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| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Format | Hardcover, eBook |
| Pages | 40 |
| ISBN | 9781952692130 |
| ISBN | 9781952692147 |
About Orlaith O'Sullivan
Orlaith O’Sullivan is a mindfulness educator, poet, and writer whose work has been shortlisted for the William Trevor International Short Story Competition and the J. G. Farrell Award. She is the winner of the Fish-Knife Award for Crime and The Stinging Fly Prize. She holds a PhD in Renaissance English... Read More
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