The Weather We Share
A picture book written for children
Tap a flower to hear its name. Tap the bee, and it hops.

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A picture book written for children
Tap a flower to hear its name. Tap the bee, and it hops.

A picture book written for children
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The sun leans in.
Wet leaves shine like little windows.
The garden opens its eyes.
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A gray quilt of clouds
lets down a quiet rain.
Under the soil, roots sip and smile.
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The trees lift their arms.
They make a cool green room
and a breath of clean air.
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A bee comes visiting.
One bloom. Then another.
Never rushing. Never loud.
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The peony opens,
round and pink,
as if it kept a secret
and decided to share.
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Iris stands tall.
Purple and gold,
like a flag the garden
planted for the sky.
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Tulips nod in a row,
red, yellow, pink.
They say good morning
without a word.
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When the sun is shy,
daffodils shine anyway—
little suns
with their own gold.
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Snapdragons open their mouths
and laugh in the breeze.
The garden laughs too.
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The wind carries the sweet smell.
Rain, sun, and soil
shake hands.
This is how the garden lives.
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A child walks the path.
Water. Plant. Be kind.
Leave the bees to their work.
You belong here too.
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The whole garden glows.
We take care of the garden,
and the garden takes care of us.
A better place.
For you. For me.
For everyone we see.
For ______.
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