Fading Flowers – Flowers look sad when they’re fading, just like our faces when we’re sad or angry, but flowers look very beautiful and happy when they’re fresh. A little girl compares her sad face to the wilting flowers, and her happy face to the fresh flowers. What will she choose? A story about being positive.
By: Agnes and Salem de Bezenac
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Keep on writing, great job!
this book is about a little girl who is like a daisy because when she is sad she wilts but when shes happy she grows
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My 6 year old really liked this book.
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kiearra writes:
it was good and she was sad.