Description: From George Sand, France's most famous nineteenth-century women writer. See recent article on Salon about adult fiction writers who turn to young adult genre. (http://www.salon.com/2013/07/14/4_adult_novelists_who_wrote_ya_and_childrens_fiction_partner/?source=newsletter) Rising-star illustrator Molly Crabapple is becoming well-known in the mainstream art and illustration world and has a graphic autobio/novel slated for 2014 from Harper Share these stories with your children, just as author George Sand did with her grandchildren. While children spend nearly 40 hours each week in front of a computer or TV screen, What Flowers Say reminds us about the imaginative fun of nature. George Sand, political writer and social progressive, steps into the genre of children's fiction. Will prompt discussions in the classroom about imagination, nature, and assumptions with these smart and witty short stories.

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