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    The Lime Green Secret

    Author Georgia Graham
    Ebook
    Tundra | Tundra Books
    On sale Nov 24, 2011 | 32 Pages | 9781770491304
    Preschool - 1
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    Not every flower girl enjoys “her” wedding day quite the way Gloria does!

    Nothing has made Gloria happier than being chosen as flower girl for sister Fran’s wedding. Thrilled with her beautiful satin gown, long white gloves, shiny white shoes, lace socks, and sparkling tiara, Gloria dreams of donning her wedding finery and transforming herself. Hanging on a hook on her bedroom door, the dress glows “like a radiant angel.” When Gloria gives in to temptation and puts on the entire wedding outfit to entertain the dog, it leads to unpredictable and comical results.

    In this hilarious romp through the days leading up to the wedding, Gloria’s unstoppable desire to dress up in her flower-girl attire will appeal to any little girl whose fantasies pester her until she comes up with a creative way to fulfill them.

    Georgia Graham’s playful chalk pastel illustrations bring the antics in The Lime Green Secret magically to life.
    © Debbie Pow
    GEORGIA GRAHAM, born and raised in Calgary, has been using chalk pastels since childhood. She began using artwork to entertain children in her Sunday school class and has illustrated several children’s books, including Wanda and the Wild Hair and Wanda and the Frogs, by Barbara Azore. The Lime Green Secret, which she wrote and illustrated, was published to critical acclaim. Georgia Graham lives on a tree farm in central Alberta with her husband and dog, Ginger. View titles by Georgia Graham
    Praise for Wanda and the Frogs:
    “Georgia Graham’s pastel illustrations are lively and memorable, infusing the story with warmth and vitality and supporting the nimble simplicity of the prose.” — Quill & Quire

    “Both the classroom and Wanda’s home are brought to life by the spirited and cheeky illustrations by Georgia Graham.” — Prairie Books Now

    Praise for Wanda and the Wild Hair:
    “This charming story is well served by the delightful comic illustrations of Georgia Graham.” — CM Magazine

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    Not every flower girl enjoys “her” wedding day quite the way Gloria does!

    Nothing has made Gloria happier than being chosen as flower girl for sister Fran’s wedding. Thrilled with her beautiful satin gown, long white gloves, shiny white shoes, lace socks, and sparkling tiara, Gloria dreams of donning her wedding finery and transforming herself. Hanging on a hook on her bedroom door, the dress glows “like a radiant angel.” When Gloria gives in to temptation and puts on the entire wedding outfit to entertain the dog, it leads to unpredictable and comical results.

    In this hilarious romp through the days leading up to the wedding, Gloria’s unstoppable desire to dress up in her flower-girl attire will appeal to any little girl whose fantasies pester her until she comes up with a creative way to fulfill them.

    Georgia Graham’s playful chalk pastel illustrations bring the antics in The Lime Green Secret magically to life.

    Author

    © Debbie Pow
    GEORGIA GRAHAM, born and raised in Calgary, has been using chalk pastels since childhood. She began using artwork to entertain children in her Sunday school class and has illustrated several children’s books, including Wanda and the Wild Hair and Wanda and the Frogs, by Barbara Azore. The Lime Green Secret, which she wrote and illustrated, was published to critical acclaim. Georgia Graham lives on a tree farm in central Alberta with her husband and dog, Ginger. View titles by Georgia Graham

    Praise

    Praise for Wanda and the Frogs:
    “Georgia Graham’s pastel illustrations are lively and memorable, infusing the story with warmth and vitality and supporting the nimble simplicity of the prose.” — Quill & Quire

    “Both the classroom and Wanda’s home are brought to life by the spirited and cheeky illustrations by Georgia Graham.” — Prairie Books Now

    Praise for Wanda and the Wild Hair:
    “This charming story is well served by the delightful comic illustrations of Georgia Graham.” — CM Magazine

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