Seeds Forests she can breathe for the

she can breathe for the first time

For a family with four kids

“McCauley fits neatly alongside Tom Perrotta and Maria Semple in the category of ‘Novelists You’d Most Like to Drive Across the Country With

Sam is intrigued-until it becomes clear that Madalynn is the real bully and the "tormentor" is just

Tucker is a streetwise city mouse

Seeds Forests she can breathe for theStriking illustrations and a simple narrative celebrate the potential of seeds, literal and metaphorical. Some seeds are whisked away by the wind, while others are carried by creatures to their destinations. Once seeds find their spot, they go through breathtaking transformations, multiplying in number and size and thriving in even the most unseemly places. We humans plant seeds, too, and with care we can cultivate and nurture something wonderful,