April's Garden
By Isla McGuckin and Catalina Echeverri
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April and her mother move into a temporary, dreary room that doesn't feel like home. Longing for beauty, April plants seeds in pots, hoping to brighten their space. Despite initial disappointment, she learns patience as the seeds slowly sprout. As their flowers bloom, April and her mother find a new, permanent home, symbolising hope and renewal.
About the author
Isla McGuckin is a children’s author who loves telling magical stories inspired by the wild places of Scotland. Her books, such as 'The Wild Way Home', invite readers to explore nature and discover adventure in their everyday lives. Isla enjoys walking in the woods and spotting wildlife, always looking for new ideas to share in her stories.
Pages
36 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
2023
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