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"Bee's Flowers will make you laugh, cry, scream, and just feel everything." Jamie E. Goodreads Review"The book tugged at my heartstrings, and I loved the concept, characters, and emotional development." Joseph H. Goodreads ReviewFLOWERS SYMBOLIZE SO MUCH IN OUR SOCIETY, HAVE YOU EVER TAKEN THE TIME TO PONDER WHY SOMEONE IS PURCHASING A BOUQUET? LOVE? LOSS? APOLOGY?Most everyone has gone to a flower shop and purchased a bouquet or a gift. Have you ever taken the time to ponder where the flowers are going and the story behind every purchase? Welcome to Bee's Flowers, where there is a story behind every bouquet. A place where customer's and owner's lives intertwine.Betty is the original owner of Bee's Flowers. She wants to pass the flower shop down to her granddaughters so she can travel America with her husband in their new RV. She used her sass and independence to build her business from nothing, and it still serves her well in life.Rachel, one of Grandma Betty's granddaughters, is facing an empty space in her life, and her heart, while her husband is on deployment and she is left caring for her twin daughters. She wants nothing more than to have her family back together and to run the flower shop with her sister, Stacia.Stacia, Grandma Betty's youngest granddaughter, is still mending the wounds left from a recent break-up and betrayal. She runs heavy on sarcasm and coffee, keeping people at bay with her jokes and The Bean Juice coffee shop next door in business.Scarlett is married with one daughter. They moved to Colorado to be closer to Children's Hospital, where her daughter is currently receiving treatment for cancer. Tevin, her husband, loves his girls and having fun with them, despite the obstacles they are continually dealing with. Molly, their daughter, is a force to be reckoned with, a spit-fire who doesn't let her situation prevent her from wanting to be an average child.Eleanor works as a pediatric oncology nurse. She suffers from a tragic past but has worked hard to improve her life. Her fianc , Kai, is a lawyer who is currently working on a stressful case, which causes him to lash out. Will they be able to come together despite Kai's anger?Together, the cast of Bee's Flowers will make you rethink the way you look at flowers, and the reasons people turn to them on multiple occasions.

"Corlet Dawn takes you THROUGH TIME, ACROSS GENERATION and ages of the the Bee family. You will MOURN with and CELEBRATE the JOYS of two of the main characters as they become women and discover who they are." Amy E.- Goodreads review"Corlet Dawn has the ability to create CHARACTERS THAT SEEM REAL - whether a young woman who travels to WOODSTOCK in a VW bus in '69 or a recent high-school graduate who TOURS EUROPE SOLO in the 21st Century." -Pi - Amazon review In Bee's Flowers, you met Rachel as a married adult with two children. In Bee-Coming, you get to meet Rachel as a high school senior. She has her life planned out and is looking forward to starting her pleasant, calm future as an English major with the hopes of marrying her high school sweetheart and living in a house with a picket fence, a dog, and two children. After her favorite teacher gives Rachel some unwanted advice, Rachel is left wondering where she should go in her life. Is she boring? Too controlling? Grandma Betty, the sassy creator of Bee's Flowers, will take you on her journey as well, starting as a high school senior in the late 1960s. You will get to see her fighting for what she wants during a time of turmoil in the world. Betty wants nothing more than to start her flower business, even though her mother would prefer that Betty become a secretary. Being 18 in 1969 has its own set of challenges as she and her peers deal with the Vietnam War. Join two of your favorite Bee women as they document the state of their life in letters, emails, and diary entries as they embark on some adventures as they learn what they want out of life as they become the women you met in Bee's Flowers.

Harold, the hog is a snob. He isn't like his brothers and sisters. He doesn't like slop, mud, or fun. His siblings want to have fun with him. Will he always be this way, or will he learn to let loose and have some fun?