The Garden of Broken Things: a brand new 2024 picture from Australia's award-winning children's author and illustrator full of kindness and compassion pre CHILD NON-FICTION Penny Rush has problems

Penny Rush has problems

The second book in the Sunday Times bestselling What’s For Dinner

Exploring the time-honored themes of good versus evil

and dizzying twists

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The Garden of Broken Things: a brand new 2024 picture from Australia's award-winning children's author and illustrator full of kindness and compassion pre CHILD NON-FICTION Penny Rush has problemsFrom award winning creator Freya Blackwood comes a beautifully tender story about curiosity and the joy of listening. One day, curious Sadie follows a cat into the tangled vines behind the lonely house at Number 9, Ardent Street. Deep in the undergrowth, past all the twisted, rusted things, Sadie finds the cat sitting on the lap of a woman, bent with time and weariness. Sadie has found the Garden of Broken Things.