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Golden Ribbons Flutter Through Peaceful Streets - cover

Golden Ribbons Flutter Through Peaceful Streets

Olivia Malborne

Publisher: The Good Child Bookstore

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"Golden Ribbons Flutter Through Peaceful Streets" is a heartwarming story of Mina and her friends who work together to bring color, kindness, and unity back to their once-gray town. With golden ribbons representing shared gestures of goodwill, they weave a tapestry of inclusion that spreads through every corner of their community. Along the way, they discover the power of diversity, the strength of teamwork, and the importance of kindness. Through lyrical onomatopoeia, young readers are invited to join the children in their joyful mission, while the illustrations encourage them to find hidden spools of ribbon, each symbolizing a new act of connection. With a reflective ending and an activity guide, this book inspires readers to notice and create moments of kindness in their own lives.
Available since: 06/10/2025.
Print length: 131 pages.

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