Books like Rose's garden by Peter H. Reynolds
Rose, a young girl, discovers a neglected patch of earth in the heart of a bustling city. She picks up a handful of flower seeds from her travels in her magical teapot. With the help of her siblings and the mysterious teapot, Rose plants the seeds and watches as they grow into beautiful flowers. As her garden flourishes, Rose learns valuable lessons about patience, love, and the power of a magical teapot.
First publish date: 2010
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Peter H. Reynolds
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