About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is facing a major life transition, such as moving to a new home or starting a new school, and feels anxious about losing their current friendships. Through the charming personification of two daisies, the story addresses the universal fear of being separated from those we love when circumstances change unexpectedly. It provides a gentle way to talk about the 'unknowns' of a new journey. Goldie and Garth are two talking flowers who find themselves purchased by a couple at a country store. As they travel to an unknown destination, the story explores themes of hope, loyalty, and the anxiety of transition. It is particularly appropriate for elementary-aged children who are beginning to navigate social bonds and the concept of belonging. Choosing this book offers a safe, metaphorical space to discuss how friendships can endure and even flourish in new environments.
