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but she already feels like an adult with serious responsibilities: caring for her ailing grandmother

” –Robin Wall Kimmerer

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Prunella by Beth Ferry, Claire Keane Kate Clayborn and left with the veryFour starred reviews! From New York Times bestselling author Beth Ferry comes a fantastical and unforgettable picture book about an unusual girl whose purple thumb helps her cultivate a truly macabre garden. When Prunella is born with a purple thumb instead of a green one like her parents, everyones stumped. What could it mean? Before long, they find out. Prunella prefers corpse flowers to carnations, fungi to ferns, and poison ivy to petunias. The