The inspiration for the book came from the author’s daughter, Ashli, who was three years old.
Ashli said to the author, “Tell me a story, Daddy.”
“Okay but you have to give me the title,” the author replied.
“A Dandelion,” she said. 
And a new universe of writing was born. 

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Sally Dandelion is a kind-hearted soul just trying to go through life. Not being invited to a party based on what kind of flower/weed you are is not fair. Everyone deserves to be treated fairly.

“A DANDELION” addresses racism in a kind way through flowers. It takes place in a make-believe flower town. Themes include being kind, being humble and reserving judgment.  

Be careful who you judge because that flower/weed may one day save your life!

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