The Secrets of Flowers

(Paperback)

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From the author of the phenomenal bestsellers The Keeper of Stories and The Book of Beginnings comes an utterly beautiful and uplifting novel.
One year on from the death of her husband, Emma feels no closer to moving forward with her life. Seeking distraction, she quits her job and begins working at the local garden centre.

Here, Emma begins to open up and finds herself attending boss Les talk on the Titanic. Intrigued, Emma sets out to research who would have arranged the flowers on-board.

Alongside her story unfolds the tale of a stewardess on the Titanic, who Emma cant help but feel connected to

With an array of inspiring and heart-warming characters, this is a novel of friendship, unexpected connections, and of hope.

Readers adore Sally Page:

'Another extraordinary read by the author of The Keeper of Stories'

'What a gem of a book!'

'Everything about the story moved me'

'I am in awe of Sally Pages writing'

'So refreshingly original'

'You just have to read it'

'A read cover-to-cover-in-one-sitting book that gives all the feels'

'Wonderful, just wonderful'

Reviews

Praise for Sally Page:

I absolutely loved it! So different, clever, funny and charming Sunday Times bestseller Katie Fforde

Funny, wise, moving and full of lovely moments . . . The characters are endearing and unforgettable Hazel Prior, author of the Richard & Judy Book Club Pick Away with the Penguins

Janice is a wonderful woman whose authenticity pulls you alongthe breadth and originality of supporting characters makes this debut an immersive delight Dorset Magazine

Absolutely spellbinding . . . a warm-hearted, thoughtful, funny and yet deeply poignant Celia Anderson, author of 59 Memory Lane

A treasure of a book. Beautiful, emotional and heartfelt with a cornucopia of characters youll love spending time with Phaedra Patrick, author of The Library of Lost and Found

Author Bio

After studying history at university, Sally moved to London to work in advertising. In her spare time she studied floristry at night school and eventually opened her own flower shop. Sally came to appreciate that flower shops offer a unique window into people's stories and she began to photograph and write about this floral life in a series of non-fiction books. Later, Sally continued her interest in writing when she founded her fountain pen company, Plooms.co.uk.