The bridge of flowers connecting their parents’ two homes falls apart one stressful day—Mona and Kumar make their own magic to restore it!Everyone has a little magic inside.
Key Selling Points
Two disabled parents live in two homes connected by a bridge of flowers. When the bridge which connects them breaks, two siblings must work together to reconnect their family.
Multiple award-winning, renowned disability justice activist and author Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha brings disability justice values to children’s awareness with this charming, kid-powered book.
This BIPOC-centered, ownvoices story features disability inclusion, nonbinary kids and adults, queer parents/caregivers, magic and the environment.
There are many ways for a family to be: spread out, packed together, close, far or always moving. This family lives in two houses connected by a bridge of flowers. When the bridge falls apart one stressful day, Mona and her sibling Kumar make magic to restore it—with a surprising result! It’s a good thing that everyone had a little magic inside, especially when they’re trying to care for the people they love.