I know it sounds cliche but it provided me a glimpse of another world that could be mine. Anything that allowed me to escape reality! The books were about a little girl finding joy being outside, appreciating the beauty of nature, despite the circumstances in her own life. The places I could explore. While it is always hard to choose a favorite book, The Reason for a Flower by Ruth Heller may be one of my earliest childhood favorites. Candy is good, but chocolate is better, Theres nothing quite like a Hersheys Kiss, Ill take a Snickers bar over a lollipop any day, You make me feel happy when Im feeling low. Lost & Found is available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or your favorite bookstore. I must have read it 20 times. I loved paging through the World Book encyclopedia tomes. Now they are grown. iPhone; Android; FAQ; Blog; Near rhymes with Daisy Word Pronunciation Score ? Anything Snoopy & Peanuts. Maintenant jen rve la nuit , partir moi aussi ma petite ferme et regarder le bonheur pousser :) . Congratulations Zo! We read gardening books about plants and flowers before starting our planting each Spring. I loved reading about peoples lives and learning from them as a child. My grandma would bring me books from yard sales, I would get books at the library, and when I was lucky I would get to go to the bookstore at the mall (those are long gone now). I just my daughter seeds from you for her garden! I cant remember a single book so to say but a lifestyle, a refuge, a runaway . I think the second delight was the best! Of course, we would always beg for more! It shaped me into liking vintage things and learning about them. A copy of Lost & Found would be a magical addition to my collection of gardening books. I was the youngest kid in town to get my own library card and the librarian have me a gold locket necklace that I still have. I remember sneaking out of bed at night to find my mothers gardening catalogs, flashlight in hand, to find the names of the plants I read about, just so I could see pictures of them and imagine what they would have looked like in the stories. And Ill be adding Zoes Lost& Found to my list too, the perfect book to combine two of my loves! I have never forgotten it and all my kids and grandkids have copies! Theres nothing better than my hands in the soil, planting and watching the resulting beauty emerge. It has been my great pleasure over the years to try my own arrangements for friends, delivering them some joy and comfort in both good times and times of loss. She bought so much acres of farmland to protect nature, everytime she was a great lover of flowers. The book I recall MOST as a girl was Penelope Strawberry and River Radish! I loved the book The Secret Garden and Ive been working to create my own secret garden ever since! I treasure the fact I still have this book after 50+ years of loving it. So grab a snack and get ready to rhyme! My mind is not allowing my childhood literature list to surface. We lived in the country and I would go out into the fields and pretend I was the characters, perfectly happy amongst the flowers. I would never get bored. The Fox and the Hound was one of my favorites. Zoes book and her creativity is stunning! Apples and oranges are such a great pair. I love flowers, gardening and the beautiful earth we live on. Xipixi is an African luxury menswear brand. Joe was my favorite. I still have my dog-eared copy. Books. Owl at Home, Frog and Toad, and the rest. Yet another reason why I am excited to view Lost and Found. I had two favourite books when I was a child. 3. Magical tales. and they passed that obsession on to me. We lost her last August and our lives have not been there same. Now I read all the time but most always pick subjects and authors that make me want to keep reading! These books were often my way of separating from my time as a teen and just being able to set myself as a outsider looking into the story and watching it unfold. i am headed to nz tomorrow Winnie the Pooh has a special place in my heart! Graham Oakleys Magical Changes showed me how to look at things in many different ways, and how dynamic things can be. Her grandfather lived by the sea. But I would have to say as a very young child, Fairy Tales that included a princess (which of course was me) were my favorite! As a child, I loved to read anything with adventure and history. They were books about kids reading books, going on adventures, and solving problems! My love for reading and experiencing the power of words influenced me to become an English/Reading teacher. As a reluctant young reader, I remember the first series that I enjoyed reading on my own was Molly from the American Girl collection. Being more visual, I loved books with pictures, and if they were lacking, instantly created my own. My favorite books as a child were called the Millie Series about a girl and her family who were a part of the pioneer days. I was particularly obsessed with my grandparents 9 at the time) up to date Encyclopedia Britannica and their 40+ years of National Geographic. We still get them out and play with them! I dont remember the name of this book but we would sit for hours looking at all the different color combos and dream up outfits, styles, flowers, makeup, decor. Ive always been a caretaker and now Im a teacher who takes care of other peoples children all day ;) I was a flower farmer in Vermont, retired to North Carolina, and miss it terribly! I grew with lots of golden books, that I would choose instead of lollies on grocery shopping trips and my favourite one of those was where the girl found a little sick duckling without a mum and made a little nursery to help it survive until it was better and she could find its family. I cannot think of a better gift of knowledge and joy to pass down through generations. I know that was quite the feat for you and your publisher and so many gardeners here will be grateful for your efforts. I remember being truly changed by a few: where the red fern grows, modoc, the wizard of oz series.. As a child I fell in love with Black Beauty. I was always enchanted with Barbara Helen Bergers When The Sun Rose, beautiful warm illustrations that follow an afternoon play date of best friends. Congratulations on the new book ladies! I remember only one set of books from my childhood.The Little House on the Prairie book set. He was 36 when he went to horse heaven. When I garden I think about this book. To this day, I remain a hopeless romantic <3. I also loved Bamboozled by David Legge. I particularly loved the bird books and nature books. I think I can, I think I can, I KNOW I CAN! I went to college and got a real career, but I never lost my enthusiasm for creating beauty. She came up with creative ways to help parents with parenting. Great interview! Settings. Children forming friendships, the invalid boy, the magical garden (I seem to recall it was gated?) The names and colors filled me with joy and sent me on my love affair with curiosity and nature. I think make believe grew me into a curious woman. The only connection I can see with what Ive been doing for 40 plus years is that if a plant shows a sign of a problem, I solve the mystery by following the clues and investigate through much research. I had the luxury of living down the street from the local library. I pilfered it from my parents bookshelf early on (it resided in my room after the initial finding) and has travelled with me ever since. Back in the 50s, there used to be a collection of Golden Books, and my favorite was The Happy Family. One of my favorite stories was about the garden fairies. My dad read the kissing hand to me so often. Thank you for all of the inspiration. They were a loving family and always were taught to approach things with kindness and loved their prairie livingI long to live somewhere with rolling hills and landand taught my children to always be kind! Basil E Frankweiler, Mrs Frisby and the Rats of NIMH- All vastly different, all equally wonderful! I loved the Bed Book, an imaginative book of different kinds of kids bed ranging from an ice cream shop bed to a plane bed. To this day, it has helped me understand peoples customs better. I soared in my dreams, in my imagination and through books. Today Im re reading them to my kids so the next generation can love them too! Loved the inspirational interview with Zoe Fields. That book fell apart I read it so many times! When I was 7 or 8, I remember grabbing The Secret Garden off the library shelf. Put them both on the printable and say all three words. My favorite were Raggedy Ann and Andy books and Peanuts. I read everything I could including The Wind and the Willows and Winnie the Pooh and then as I got a little older it was James Herriots series about being an English country veterinarian that really became a favorite. Our neighbor was a childrens librarian and supplied my mom with all the most exceptional picture books in the 1940s. From the cover to the last page, I was enchanted by the idea that there was a secret garden that had been abandoned and was there to not only tell of the past, but held the opportunity to become a beautiful part of the future. Id stare at the pictures long before I could read the words and it felt as if I were in the story. I can relate a memory and surrounding details as if seeing a photograph. I adored Eloise, The Little Bear series, and Tasha Tudor books. North Vancouver B.C. Im thinking, wouldnt it be wonderful to have a cut flower business with my mother or grandmother or daughter? I read a lot as a kid and was always happy when a book was part of a series: The Chronicles of Narnia; the Swallows and Amazons series; Lad, a Dog and all the other books about Lad; the Mother West Wind Series. Possibly, this early exposure to art has contributed to my interests in using varying colors and textures in our gardens. And also realize I am never too old to try something new!! As I turned into a teen it was more fantasy and memoirs which is a weird combination. Such a joy, these flowers God gave us. I read often now and have recently started reading more books about flowers. My favorite book as a child was The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe. It peaked my imagination and I truly believe my unstoppable sense of exploration stems from that book. I like hearing of creatives collaborating with each other. Ctait pas mal les seules livres que nous avions la maison. I could feel the heat that makes you slow when looking at those pages. I read to her before her birth, and her love of books is as deep as mine. He gave us all plants to sustain our bodies and beautify our lives. . What a beautiful interview!! O Sun, when I stand in my green leaves, for a Spring Urn Workshop that looked pretty magical! - Newcastle restaurateur Terry Laybourne on reopening St Vincent for first time since Covid, Top city chef and 21 Hospitality Group owner Terry Laybourne talks about the March 9 re-launch of quayside restaurant St Vincent, the effects of the pandemic, the cost of living crisis and Newcastle's current dining scene. On a library visit, I found A Wrinkle in Time when I was in the 4th grade, and I felt like I had discovered a secret of the universe that my friends didnt know about. It gave a sense of wonder and a little bit of that magic. Tii hi is book looks stunning!! Also have a beautiful rose given to me by and elderly neighbour that smells so delicious your nose gets lots in it. Thank you for sharing this book; Im not sure I would have found it otherwise! Now I need a LOST AND FOUND flower book!. And not to mention, which one of those books doesnt mention gardens?! They were allowed so much freedom and independence, and that appealed to me as a child. I live in NZ and can attest to the wrath borne by cyclone Gabrielle. I may not have acted on all of them, but I still find it fun to dream up a hypothetical future whether it comes to fruition or not. Story, to be seen and to be heard is what we all long for at the end of the day. Classic tales that were condensed. Animal Stories, by Thornton Burgess captured my childhood imagination in a big way, with lively stories and gorgeous artwork. So looking forward to getting a copy into my hands but also into the graceful, elegant hands of a college chum who could have collaborated with you on this entire adventure.. it mirrors her perfectly! My favorite was The Keeping Quilt by Patricia Pollaco. One of my favourite books when I was little was The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe. I still look back on the Dick, Jane, and Sally books with fondness. Lewis books I remember our teacher reading The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe to us each day my favorite part of the day. My favorite books as a child were The Little Lost Kitten and The Mystery in the Pirate Oak. Childhood book favorite was anything by Richard Scarry! Theyll clog up your arteries and make you sing. I do battle with aphids, still havent solved my fungus riddle, and to my chagrin have not been able to save all of the characters in my kingdom. I loved Richard Scarry books! I enjoyed reading the collection of Nancy Drew books and over fifty years later still have them. Also, anything by Rohl Dauhl. ~ William Blake. This book appears to be magical. If you dont stay away from them, we see. Well, one thing hasnt changed, its still just me and mum working away in the field. 5. Any time there was a description of a lovely garden, I was instantly hooked and enamored by the story. Maybe one day I will see one in real life! I was a voracious reader as a child and carried home stacks of books from the local library. I still love the outdoors and have hobbies like beekeeping and gardening so it must have influenced me that way. The well worn book is displayed on a shelf in my office and still makes me smile every time I look at it. No other books have made me feel quite that way. Its all so much fun. I feel like she really helped change the flower landscape here, making it that much easier for us to get our hands on those special varieties that we could only ever dream about before. I still have a hardbound 3 volume from 1985. Congratulations to Zo and her mum Sue! "Bacon, bacon, sizzling hot. It made me curious about where we live and come from . Nancy solved mysteries and was smart, independent and stylish and a good role model for me growing up with three brothers. It makes you want to step in and explore. I always loved reading Little House on the Prairie. As with so many others, I find it hard to narrow down to a book that most interested me as a child. As a kid I was always into biographies about the underdog I like to believe be it taught me to always keep fighting and trusting my drive even when things seem impossible. As a young child I had a lazy eye, which made me different, so two things kept me occupied paint by numbers kits which I would gift to loved ones when completed and books! [Rhymes] Lyrics and poems Near rhymes Thesaurus Phrases Mentions Phrase rhymes Descriptive words Definitions Similar sound Same consonants Advanced >> Words and phrases that rhyme with alexis: (72 results) 2 syllables: -rrhexis, flexus, . As a child, I was drawn to stories of nature and animals. This book looks amazing and is sure to connect our flower world with newfound imagination! First, hearts out to the people of New Zealandtoo much suffering in the world. I loved The lion, the Witch , and the Wardrobe. They helped me be prepared for anything as an adult and to never become complacent. Some may find this unique and others will get it, My Book Of Bible Stories. I was enchanted by the book The Color Kittens as a child. As a young child, I loved the Boxcar Children. My favorite book series as a child would have been Anne of Green Gables so many life lessons and learning to observe and appreciate nature. To this day I love the suspende genre. When I got older and learned to read on my own, I loved reading them again and again. About 20 years ago I decided I loved Bull Terriers and read up on them. Little books like this made me feel like it was ok to be alone and every time I work in my own flower garden as an adult I still think of this book. I cant walk away from a new book. I have learned a lot from observing these examples over the years, both in placement and color combinations. It was so great! Mystery of the old Clock! Growing up I read anything I could get my hands on. I was the fifth of sixth children and still felt like I was so special because she made the time to read with me. A lasting friendship between two unlikely playmates reminds me that anything is possible and there is a Greater Being in control. And Ms. Potters obviously deep knowledge of animal behavior AND gardening, making her able to conjure such believable interactions. By the end of that year we had quite a collection, and Id spend hours lying on the blue carpet in front of the bookcases upstairs in the hall outside my bedroom, immersing myself in their worlds. There were many childhood books that entered my imaginative mind. The catch, though, is that I didnt like reading myself. Barb Hartle From making butter to growing vegetables, overcoming hardships and the importance of family. I read whatever I could get my hands on, it was an escape to different lives and worlds. I gravitated towards books about misunderstood girls (Meg Murray of Wrinkle in Time, etc.) Set in a land so far away the only way to access it was through your imagination. Its a beautiful day, yet relaxed and down-to-earth, the perfect recharge. My love for flowers had always spilled into my art work and I couldnt get my hands on enough books or magazines that showed me the way to my current craft love! My fairy tale book is even more special to me because my father who didnt make much money in his work as a young police constable in those days spent most of his paycheque on this book. I enjoyed the Bobsey Twins and Nancy Drew series growing up. I was obsessed with The Bunnies Ball as a little kid. Recognizing patterns. Best wishes always. All opinions expressed here are our own and Floret does not offer sponsored content or accept money for editorial reviews. There were so many in the series and I loved the adventures and the way she would be so curious to solve a mystery. And the illustrations were marvelous. The dark horse. I am still a child I think- I love books about animals and magic. I love finding the originals ones in thrift stores and even at the book stores still. But the Lost and Found books also remind me of Richard Scarys books, where I loved all the little illustrations of everyday things. I am forever grateful that I had access to all of these beautiful stories, and cant wait to introduce my new baby to them. I used them as an escape as a child, and now I enjoy all kinds of books, but when I really need to quiet my mind, immersing myself in a fantasy works the best. I loved, loved, loved The Little Red Heneven as a little person I wanted to do my part. However I was always drawn to images or book covers. And my mom probably read this book to me thousands of times. A post shared by TokyoSoto (@tokyoglam). The thing that had the most effect on me wasnt one book, it was my Dads love of reading. In third grade a teachers aid read us THE SECRET GARDEN after recess while we rested our heads on the desk. Well of course we all were excited for a new home but how are we going to keep this yard up ? If there were a picture book that captured me, Id say anything about Christopher Robin and Pooh. I keep that book close to me even as an adult although its been a few years since I last read it. A salad is the perfect way to get your daily dose! The Hardy Boys series by Franklin Dixon Third or Fourth grade teacher read some every day, and thrilled the class ending just before the chapters would complete giving the clues to the mystery..still remember hearing them in class, and then reading at home. Loved learning how others dealt with difficult lives, overcame obstacles and about this beautiful world. You can share happiness with others and not use them to the point of no return. Blossoming trees! My favorite books (and movies) were those centered around a house. :). Cut your rhyming pairs out and laminate if you want. Looking back, I wonder if this is the reason I cannot lie and in some cases can be brutally honest. Adventure and fantasy stories were my favorite growing up. We had a lovely Yorkshire terrier named Ziggy and this summer I hope to have a special garden blooming for her. I googled seek snd find books to know what you were referring to. I am so drawn to it. Hmm, which words rhyme? Oh boy, there are so many good ones that I rememberlike Charlottes Web because of my love of animals. The less well known Suess books are still a favorite of mine to read to kids. So thats when I decided Im going to start a garden of flowers for the village that helped me when I needed them the most ! Beauty, tenderness, strength, mystery, wistfulness, and the idea that things unfold in their own time and are beautiful at every stage. That is a hard question for me as a lover of books since a very young age. Lost and Found is beyond beautiful!! I da a set of Ridge Riders- horse books . Am now living in a semi-rural, temperate zone; Im keeping a cottage garden, enjoy watching the birds at their feeders, and am partial to watercolor illustrations/artworks. When I was young, I loved The Magic Treehouse books. Id flitter off to the kids section while he picked out books or just walk through rows. My favorite books when I was a kid were books that continued on and told a story. But those stories stuck with me, and I still revisit them often. A love for reading to me inspires us to live life to its fullest. I loved books that my imagination placed me within the setting. I have all the floret books and look forward to getting Lost and found to add to my collection. lost birth certificate near berlin; food that rhymes with alexis. What a beautiful story of love, family, creativity and harnessing the beauty of nature in extraordinary ways. I also enjoyed I spy and probably my favorite book set of all growing up was the Little House on the Prairie books by Laura Ingalls. I plant more and more every year on our small farm in Oregon. Growing up in a home where I played the part of cheer leader to all, I really connected with him. Thanks so much for a glimpse into your secret gardens and life in New Zeland.Kare. And dont dreamers grow the impossible, probably? I loved Island of the Blue Dolphins and From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. I read it later as an adult and still consider it one of my favorites. The stories of someone winning through hardship or overcoming and figuring out a tough situation was such an inspiration. I loved any story about fairies as a child, and this has continued to influence my creative practice, as I love to add a little whimsy to all my paintings and drawings! Funny how things change. I was especially drawn to books about pioneers, including the Little House on the Prairie series by Laura Ingalls Wilder. I was so sad to realize they would be too much for me. I loved Thunder Cake as a child. I loved changing the ending based on my choices. Growing up in the 50s and 60s, I enjoyed various genres. My mother told me to plant a lilac bush outside my kitchen window! Alice in Wonderland Who doesnt love that???? Form Beatrix potter a love of nature and animals. I read that book over and over!
