Farah Loves Mangos
A journey of love, growth, and unexpected surprises
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Flying Eye Books
Published:6th Apr '23
Should be back in stock very soon
A delightful story about a girl's love for mangos and her journey to understand the deeper meaning of nature's gifts in Farah Loves Mangos.
In Farah Loves Mangos, readers are introduced to a young girl named Farah, whose passion for mangos is unmatched. Each summer, she eagerly anticipates her visits to her Grandpa's house, where the highlight is always the bountiful mango tree in his backyard. This year, however, Farah is met with disappointment as she discovers that the tree is bare, leaving her to grapple with her feelings of loss and confusion.
Determined to revive the tree and experience the joy of harvesting mangos once more, Farah embarks on a journey of creativity and resilience. She devises various plans to help the tree bear fruit, showcasing her unwavering spirit and dedication. Throughout her efforts, Farah begins to realize that there is more to the mango tree than just its delicious fruit. The experience teaches her valuable lessons about patience, growth, and the beauty of nature.
As Farah navigates the challenges of nurturing the tree, she discovers the importance of embracing the unexpected and finding joy in the process. Farah Loves Mangos is a heartwarming tale that encourages readers to appreciate the simple wonders of life and the connections we share with the natural world around us.
A dose of bottled sunshine. Farah's infectious smile alone, beaming from the lively cover, ought to ensure it bounces off the shelves. -- The Observer
This exceptional picture book (...) makes the outdoors inviting, and has an important message about not turning nature into a commodity or valuing it simply for your own gain. -- The Times, The best books for children 2023
A sweet intergenerational story about changing your perspective. -- The Irish Independent
- Long-listed for Klaus Flugge 2024
ISBN: 9781838741365
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32 pages