In a magical kingdom of peace and joy, in a place where the people have so much, only one sadness remains. As sorrow creeps into the village, it will take a miracle to return the kingdom to its perfect happiness…
A miracle, that is only made possible through a gentle nature, a kind heart, and a little extra special magic.
First published in the May 2007 edition of The Writers Post Journal, "The Wishing Flower" tells the story of a desire for a most precious gift.
Add a King, a Queen, and a Princess, and this wonderful story is loved by parents and children alike. This short fantasy, written for mothers and fathers to share with their children, offers an original story about how special and unique each child is.
Parents who read this story to their children reinforce the child’s self-concept and reassure each child of how much they are wanted and loved.
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By Kathryn Hrusovsky
Mar 8, 2008
"The Wishing Flower" The story Wishing Flower brought out what I always knew about children, that they are our true treasures that we can not forget to appreciate. I sometimes think society wants our children to become so smart and adult like. We need to remind ourselves that children need to be children first and we need to truly enjoy children. This story stirred up my wonderful memories of my childhood and my years watching and spending enjoyable days with my own children as they were growing up into now adults. Kathy Hrusovsky Librarian Mother of 3 (now grown adults)
