<b>A dreamy, illustrated picture book told from the plants' point of view-created for adults who still believe in quiet magic and who have ever hoped the daisies were listening. </b> <p>This short, emotionally resonant story is ultimately about "Thinder Woman", a strange and gentle elongated figure - as seen by the plants perspective - who is eventually taken in by a sentient garden. Told in a classic picture book style, the story blends surreal illustration and plant-fueled storytelling into a reading experience that feels part book, part dream. Expect the plants to pace the story in their own way, sometimes lazy, sometimes abrupt, as they experience fear, love, wisdom, narcissism and bullying. <p>Early responses: <br><i>"If plants could vote, they'd vote for Thinder Woman."</i> <p><i>"Is it a book or a dream? Either way, I'm in."</i> <p><i>"...Perfectly imperfect... I want a collieflower!"</i>