Forest Secrets: A Fairy Houses Mystery (The Fairy Houses Series®)

The Farmer and the Fairy: And Other Stories (4) (The Elizabeth Clark Story Books)

Owl in the cedar tree

Witch Weed

Plateau Indians

Pons and the Miracle of Réunion Island

Cinders and Sparks #2: Fairies in the Forest

Alex And The Magic Theatre

In this Novel-in-Verse, tragedy uproots Iris and her sisters, all named after flowers, from the solid ground of middle-class life and plants them, unsupervised, in the rocky terrain of low-income housing. In a world where rain falls only on the privileged, Liam, a student who attends the elite private school directly across the street, proves refreshing as a summer gale, gushing joy into the sisters' lives. Further nurtured by Ma Moore, a church elder who sprinkles the Flower sisters with spiritual wisdom, Iris embraces her Heavenly Father with steadfast urgency.But when a student takes a hopeless leap from the school roof, Iris withers under the scorching realization that everything she thought she knew about privilege-and God-lies crippled. Petrified Flowers is the anthem of one African-American girl straddling three worlds. It is a song of hope, a triumph of faith, and a resounding refrain of the Father's eternal love.

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