Where Do Hearts Grow?

A Little Book of Hidden Hearts

By:

Debi Novotny

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Paperback / softback

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Description

The idea for this book started with a photograph taken of a heart shape that Debi found on a pine tree while vacationing in Prescott, Arizona. A few months later she found a heart shape inside of a watermelon! Debi started noticing hearts everywhere...on cactus pads, on trees, in the clouds...they just kept popping up in unexpected places, and she was ready with her camera! Combined with heart pictures from her friends, this is a collection of photographs in a book made with love!

Author Biography:

Debi enjoys telling stories through her books. Her focus is to write stories that enrich the education and experiences of young children. She has been an educator for over twenty years, using her skills to teach parent/child development classes, mentoring new teachers, and presenting local history to visitors at a museum. She strongly believes that there are new beginnings in everything we do!

Release date NZ

August 22nd, 2020

Author

Debi Novotny

Audience

Children / Juvenile

Illustrations

19 illustrations

Interest Age

From 4 to 7 years

Pages

Dimensions

216x229x2

ISBN-13

9781733745703

Product ID

33831179

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