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The Seeds of Friendship | Michael Foreman

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Adam felt alone in the strange, new city. He missed the colours and friendships of his faraway home. But when a teacher at school gives him a few seeds, she plants an idea in him - an idea that could transform his grey world for ever. Michael Foreman's beautifully-illustrated story is a powerful fable of how friendship can grow in our world.

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The Seeds of Friendship | Michael Foreman

so-so

#HollyJollyReading Day 4: Adam has moved from a presumably tropical country with lots of animals to a new city filled with skyscrapers and snow. Eventually, he finds friends who helped him build, not a #snowman, but a menagerie of animals that is reminiscent of home. Truth be told, I am a little on the fence with this one, as I found it somewhat preachy and didactic. My review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-cb8

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The Seeds of Friendship | Michael Foreman

so-so

This book tries to do too many things at once, and so instead of one idea being spectacularly told, they are a bunch that are just okay. It is a nice, if unrealistic, story. Not bad, just not great.

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