Where Does the Dandelion Go? (Spring Hill Inn for Children Book 1) However, one little seed decides to go on its own journey and not do what God has planned. Then, the little seed barely misses becoming dinner for some very hungry fish - Swish, Swish. Just as it is with flowers, God’s pres
| TITLE | : | Where Does the Dandelion Go? (Spring Hill Inn for Children Book 1) |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.78 (594 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | B017E2XOKE |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | - |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 0 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2015-10-29 |
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Wouldn’t it be funny to hear a flower Rooooaaaarrrrr?
Or even better yet, to hear one Snoooooore!!!!!!A little dandelion seed embarks on a slightly rebellious journey, to the delight of the child inside of all of us.The adventure begins when a little girl named Molly blows on a big fluffy white dandelion and the seeds scatter in the air. However, one little seed decides to go on its own journey and not do what God has planned. The journey takes the little seed to the edge of a yummy bowl of cookie dough, to the paws of a tabby cat, and the jaws of some very excited furry friends. Then, the little seed barely misses becoming dinner for some very hungry fish - Swish, Swish.Finally, the seed lands on the warm, soft soil and wiggles in; to become what it was designed to be since time began. Just as it is with flowers, God’s presence is a seed,
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About the Author As a child, growing up in a small town with few playmates, I read almost every book in our small local library. My favorites were “Nancy Drew”, “The Hardy Boys”, “Kim” and the “Boxcar Children”. I would create my own stories and act out elaborate dialogues between my dolls and their imaginary friends. For hours, I would create different scenarios and exciting adventures for the people within them. Needless to say, I had a huge imagination and was never bored. This ardent love for reading and creating stories naturally led to writing. However, having a career, raising two children with the normal hectic buzz of life, left little time for the fun stuff like writing. However, I always had a book to read even if I was so tired I could only read a few pages each night. Many times, I would fall asleep with a book firmly in my gra
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