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Eighteen Flowers for Grandma: A Gift of Chai

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By Sarah Aronson, Ariel Landy, Gloria Koster, Barbara Bongini
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In Eighteen Flowers for Grandma, a young girl, Sadie, commits to finding the perfect expression of gratitude for her artist grandmother. After years of art making and study, Grandma is about to graduate college at the age of seventy-eight, and Sadie hopes to find a way to congratulate her that embodies the creativity her grandmother has always encouraged. The chai necklace that her grandmother gave Sadie at her kindergarten graduation becomes the focus of her search.
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A Towering Tale of Kindness: Lovato, Kimberley, Bongini, Barbara: 9798987140185: Amazon.com: Books

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By Kimberley Lovato Verified, Barbara Bongini
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I am a freelance travel writer, author, Champagne lover, and a die-hard Francophile. My travel and lifestyle articles have appeared in the New York Times, National Geographic Traveler, CNN Travel, Virtuoso: The Magazine, Saturday Evening Post, Family Circle, AARP, Hemispheres, Marriott Bonvoy Traveler, Ciao Bambino, CN Traveler, The Best Women’s Travel Writing and many other print and online publications.
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A Towering Tale of Kindness: Lovato, Kimberley, Bongini, Barbara: 9798987140185: Amazon.com: Books

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By Kimberley Lovato Verified, Barbara Bongini
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Customers say the story has a great message of kindness and acceptance. They find the writing style thoughtful and lively, with bits of Italian. They also appreciate the gorgeous illustrations. AI-generated from the text of customer reviews 8 customers mention "Illustrations"8 positive0 negative Customers appreciate the gorgeous illustrations in the book.
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