A magical wish. One frightened flower. And a gentle lesson about growing at your own pace.
When Miro discovers that the first creature to see a moonflower bloom may make a wish, the curious white Maine Coon races across enchanted Moon Bay. Certain that being first is the only way to make his dream come true, he rushes past his friends and overlooks the wonders all around him.
But Miro arrives too late-or so he thinks.
Hidden behind a stone, one tiny moonflower is still trembling in the wind. When hurrying the little bud only makes it curl tighter, Miro must pause, breathe, and listen. With patience, empathy, and help from his friends, he discovers that wonderful things bloom when they feel safe and ready.
Perfect for bedtime, classroom read-alouds, and social-emotional learning, this warmly illustrated rhyming story helps children explore patience, self-regulation, empathy, friendship, mindfulness, disappointment, and confidence in growing at their own pace.
Ideal for children ages 3-8, Miro and the Moonflower Wish is a cozy, magical reminder that no heart is late, no dream is too slow, and everyone blooms in their own time.
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