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Why Plants Die and Other Happy Thoughts
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8999042620
- EAN9798999042620
- Date de parution26/06/2025
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEileen Colette
Résumé
Why Plants Die and Other Happy Thoughts: Lessons On Survival From A Plant's Perspective. A reflective guide to growing through change, hard places, and hope. Ever wonder why some plants seem to thrive while others wither-despite your best efforts? This isn't just about houseplants. This is about you. Narrated with quirky wisdom by Frances, a sassy, observant office plant who's seen it all, Why Plants Die and Other Happy Thoughts invites readers into a greenhouse of honest reflection.
Through humorous banter, soul-tending insights, and real talk about spiritual drought, this book digs deep into what it means to grow when life feels like rocky soil. Perfect for readers who: Feel stuck or overwatered by life Need grace, not guilt, in their personal growth journey Crave spiritual encouragement without all the fluff Are healing from emotional burnout, spiritual abuse, or a season of silence Want to laugh, cry, and grow-maybe all at once Whether you're a garden novice or a seasoned soul-searcher, Why Plants Die and Other Happy Thoughts is the life-giving water you didn't know you needed.
Part devotional, part metaphor, and all heart, this book will help you think like a plant. and grow anyway.
Through humorous banter, soul-tending insights, and real talk about spiritual drought, this book digs deep into what it means to grow when life feels like rocky soil. Perfect for readers who: Feel stuck or overwatered by life Need grace, not guilt, in their personal growth journey Crave spiritual encouragement without all the fluff Are healing from emotional burnout, spiritual abuse, or a season of silence Want to laugh, cry, and grow-maybe all at once Whether you're a garden novice or a seasoned soul-searcher, Why Plants Die and Other Happy Thoughts is the life-giving water you didn't know you needed.
Part devotional, part metaphor, and all heart, this book will help you think like a plant. and grow anyway.