Ivy and Olive are about to have their best day ever. But they don't actually go anywhere. And they don't actually do anything. Going and doing create limits. Instead, Ivy and Olive set out to explore the limitless joy that can only be found in the magical realm of imagination. The girl and the owl take turns coming up with ideas on what to do this day--like plant a garden with their favorite fruit, lemonellon, or train for the Olympics where they'll compete in jump rope ballet. The whimsical ideas keep coming and coming until they realize it's the end of the day. Nothing has been decided but in the last moment, they come up with one solid decision--their very best ideas will come... tomorrow When children read Ivy and Olive they are encouraged to be excited for their newest wonderful idea Reading allows the parent to step away from technology and just experience the here and now with their children. This is a cherished, precious time and does not last long. How enjoyable for parents and kids alike to go back to the place where they are free to just "be." Ivy and Olive will playfully open readers' hearts to that freedom.
