The Boy Who Grew Flowers - promotes acceptance

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The Boy Who Grew Flowers - promotes acceptance...

The Boy Who Grew Flowers

Rink's grandmother was raised by wolves, his Uncle Dud tames rattlesnakes, and Rink grows beautiful flowers all over his body when the moon is full. Townspeople just don't understand the Bowagons. But one day a new girl named Angelica arrives at Rink's school, and he soon discovers she has some unique qualities too.

Using humour and metaphor to promote acceptance, this touching story shows us that what makes us different makes us beautiful.

This Barefoot original book has been adapted by Kazzum into a magical play!
Written by: Jen Wojtowicz
Illustrated by: Steve Adams

Read Alone: Ages 6-10
Read Together: Ages 4-8

Hardback; Jacketed; Full-colour illustrations; 32pp;
272 x 216 mm

€12.67

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