Sansevieria Sam Moves to Bloomsville
A Story About How a Plant Deals with a School Bully
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Sansevieria Sam Moves to Bloomsville
Narrated by:
Karl T. Wright
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Narrated by:
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Karl T. Wright
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By:
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Tina Hom
About this listen
Sansevieria Sam and his plant family move to a new town. Just when Sam gets used to his new school, he meets Oxy, a school bully, who makes his high school experience much less enjoyable. What’s a houseplant to do?
Sansevieria Sam Moves to Bloomsville is about a plant's struggle with a school plant bully and how he resolves the conflict through empathy and kind communication.
This book is written for children ages 6+ with word play and jokes for plant-loving adults to enjoy as well.
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