Prunella

08/07/2024

One person's thoughts and likes might be totally unusual and different, but does that mean they are not worthy of friendship? Does the community look at them as special or not normal?

This story is about a young girl who loves unusual, normally detested plants. Prunella was born to parents who are ardent gardeners. However, rather than having a green thumb like her parents, Prunella had a purple thumb!

Title: Prunella

Author: Beth Ferry

Illustrator: Claire Keane

Publisher: Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers

As she grew, her fascination with strange fussy plants also grew. Her parents could not understand her choices, but they recognized her passion. They wholeheartedly supported her unconditionally.

Prunella didn't have many friends but she found comfort in her garden. Still, some days she used to feel lonely! Until, one day, her neighbors Oliver and his sister Clem come over and inquire about the special plants that Prunella was growing.

Did they become friends? Did Prunella escape from her loneliness? Read and see!

📚 Unique illustrations suit the little girl's uniqueness perfectly.

📚 This story would be relatable to all those who have ever felt left out or thought they didn't quite fit in.

📚 Perfect read for kids ages 4+

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