The flower I loved

The flower I loved

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A story about a young girl named Hannah and her sister Mel. They have a lot of problems but will that stop them from becoming successful and restoring their sick mothers flower shop or will the obstacles be too troubling. Will the power of sisterly love fix what is broken or will the pressure be to much for the girls to handle? This book is based lightly of my childhood at my Nan's, no graphic scenes or crimes of passion are based of experience. They only exist in the world of this book
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Princess Hannah was not your typical princess, she was never into boys and the thought of her being around one disgusted her. As Princess Hannah left the Kingdom of Discipia after having a date with Prince Melro, she ranted about how self-centered and prideful boys were. But then a strange black mist headed their way and confused the horses of her carriage resulting into her carriage falling off a cliff. Princess Hannah managed to survived and explored the forest she fell into. There she met Lou who promised to the princess that she will lead her back to the her home kingdom. Does Princess Hannah trust lou? What challenges will they face? What love will they develop? Time Happened: 1700s - 1800s Rating: PG // 13+ Story by: Daniel Ingwersen Advised by: Nicole Yndgaard Special Thanks to: Hannah She Termansen Julia Raagaard Started: 3/23/20 Ended: 3/31/20 NOTE! REMAKE VERSION COMING SOON!!

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