The Adventure of the Sacred Fruit

Alina Joseph

Sinossi

The Adventure of the Sacred Fruit follows Lily, Otto the clever rabbit, and Willow the wise owl as they discover a mysterious fruit growing in Lily's garden.
 
With its glowing patterns and sacred significance, the fruit holds the key to understanding kindness, unity, and the power of sharing. As the trio embarks on a journey to uncover the fruit’s secrets, they learn valuable lessons about generosity, togetherness, and respect for the environment.
 
Through magical adventures and heartwarming moments, this story teaches children the importance of compassion, cultural traditions, and the beauty of working together to create positive change.

Disponibile da: 17/06/2025.

Lunghezza di stampa: 145 pagine.

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