The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart

In "The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart," nine-year-old Alice is uprooted from her seaside home following a family tragedy and taken in by her grandmother, June, a flower farmer who teaches her to express the unspeakable through the language of native Australian flowers. As Alice matures, she grapples with the mysteries of her family's history and faces profound losses that lead her to the striking landscapes of the central Australian desert. Throughout her journey, spanning two decades, Alice discovers that her most significant story lies within herself, navigating themes of grief, resilience, and self-discovery.