The Garden of Wonder - Brown, Lisa R
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What if your thoughts and questions were seeds? What might you grow? This collection of poetic musings invites readers of all ages to pause, to wonder, and to explore the mysteries of life-from the marvels of nature to the depths of the human mind, and everything in between. The Garden of Wonder embraces the big, timeless questions-those without a single right answer. It encourages children (and adults) to ask, reflect, and let their imaginations roam freely with curiosity. At its heart, this book is a call to reconnect with your inner artist. Whether you write, paint, sing, sculpt, or create…mehr

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What if your thoughts and questions were seeds? What might you grow? This collection of poetic musings invites readers of all ages to pause, to wonder, and to explore the mysteries of life-from the marvels of nature to the depths of the human mind, and everything in between. The Garden of Wonder embraces the big, timeless questions-those without a single right answer. It encourages children (and adults) to ask, reflect, and let their imaginations roam freely with curiosity. At its heart, this book is a call to reconnect with your inner artist. Whether you write, paint, sing, sculpt, or create in your own unique way, the arts are among the few parts of us that transcend time. Our creations reveal who we are and allow us to be truly seen. This book is an artistic tapestry-woven from my poetry and the inspired works of artists of all ages who responded to these words. With poems written at different levels, it offers something meaningful for readers from upper elementary through adulthood. Classrooms, families, and individual dreamers alike will find a place here. After all, one of the best ways to learn begins with a question... So, what will you ask next? "It is not the answer that enlightens, but the question." ~Eugene Ionesca~