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The Weeds and Walls. Where Dignity Grows, #6
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- Date de parution21/09/2025
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- ÉditeurHamza elmir
Résumé
Starting over in a new town is never easy, especially for ten-year-old Tony, who feels small and adrift in a sea of unfamiliar faces. On his perfectly tidy new street, neighbors keep to themselves, their faces quiet and closed off. But at the very end, a neglected garden-wild with weeds and whispers of the past-beckons Tony with its tangle of mystery. It's here, amidst crumbling stone and overgrown vines, that he uncovers cryptic messages.
Single words like "Remember" and "Bloom, " tucked away like forgotten treasures, hint at a secret history and a deeper reason for the street's quiet isolation. Tony soon realizes these aren't just old notes; they're clues to a puzzle that seems to explain the invisible walls between his neighbors. Armed with curiosity and a growing sense of purpose, Tony embarks on a quest to decipher the garden's secrets.
Can one new kid help an entire community rediscover the profound dignity found in connection, reminding everyone that even the smallest hands can cultivate a vibrant neighborhood, one forgotten message at a time?This short story also contains a discussion guide for group reflection, ideal for families, book clubs, groups and classes.
Single words like "Remember" and "Bloom, " tucked away like forgotten treasures, hint at a secret history and a deeper reason for the street's quiet isolation. Tony soon realizes these aren't just old notes; they're clues to a puzzle that seems to explain the invisible walls between his neighbors. Armed with curiosity and a growing sense of purpose, Tony embarks on a quest to decipher the garden's secrets.
Can one new kid help an entire community rediscover the profound dignity found in connection, reminding everyone that even the smallest hands can cultivate a vibrant neighborhood, one forgotten message at a time?This short story also contains a discussion guide for group reflection, ideal for families, book clubs, groups and classes.
Starting over in a new town is never easy, especially for ten-year-old Tony, who feels small and adrift in a sea of unfamiliar faces. On his perfectly tidy new street, neighbors keep to themselves, their faces quiet and closed off. But at the very end, a neglected garden-wild with weeds and whispers of the past-beckons Tony with its tangle of mystery. It's here, amidst crumbling stone and overgrown vines, that he uncovers cryptic messages.
Single words like "Remember" and "Bloom, " tucked away like forgotten treasures, hint at a secret history and a deeper reason for the street's quiet isolation. Tony soon realizes these aren't just old notes; they're clues to a puzzle that seems to explain the invisible walls between his neighbors. Armed with curiosity and a growing sense of purpose, Tony embarks on a quest to decipher the garden's secrets.
Can one new kid help an entire community rediscover the profound dignity found in connection, reminding everyone that even the smallest hands can cultivate a vibrant neighborhood, one forgotten message at a time?This short story also contains a discussion guide for group reflection, ideal for families, book clubs, groups and classes.
Single words like "Remember" and "Bloom, " tucked away like forgotten treasures, hint at a secret history and a deeper reason for the street's quiet isolation. Tony soon realizes these aren't just old notes; they're clues to a puzzle that seems to explain the invisible walls between his neighbors. Armed with curiosity and a growing sense of purpose, Tony embarks on a quest to decipher the garden's secrets.
Can one new kid help an entire community rediscover the profound dignity found in connection, reminding everyone that even the smallest hands can cultivate a vibrant neighborhood, one forgotten message at a time?This short story also contains a discussion guide for group reflection, ideal for families, book clubs, groups and classes.
