July Book of the Month – “Hope for the Flowers” by Trina Paulus

Don’t let the cover fool you.  There is more philosophy, common sense, and optimism in this tiny book than you'll find in a year’s worth of CNN, MSNBC, and the New York Times combined.  Hope for the Flowers describes a world of potential and possibilities where responsibility, self-reliance, and independence fuels life and life experiences. There are no entitlements, handouts or victims in this book.  Click here for a link to Trina's personal web site to find out more about Hope for the Flowers, other work that Trina and her team are doing, and most important   .   .   .   hope.   Hope for the Flowers should be read by every child – no every adult.