About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is sidelined by a common childhood illness and feeling the 'fear of missing out.' It is a comforting balm for those days when being stuck in bed feels like life is passing by outside the window. The story follows young Nora, who is forced to watch from her bedroom as visitors pick and carry away the roses she has carefully tended. While it begins with a sense of quiet loss, the narrative transitions into a beautiful dream sequence where Nora hosts a magical party for her flowers. This book helps children process feelings of envy and isolation, replacing them with a sense of creative agency and the realization that beauty can be shared and remembered. It is a gentle, aesthetically pleasing choice for children ages 4 to 8 who are navigating minor setbacks or learning the value of a generous spirit.
