Maria-Pilar Landver

Giddy Godspeed and the Felicity Flower Maria-Pilar Landver

One sweltering night, Giddy awoke to the sound of gentle weeping. "Pssssst", a hoarse voice muttered out of the blue. "Please help me," insisted the voice, "it is too hot out here now, yes even at night. By golly and by pollywog my throat is parched and most of my petals scorched. I don't think I will last another day!" Giddy soon discovers that all is not well, not well at all in fact, in the garden. With the help of unbridled imagination and tenacity, Giddy comes to cherish and shelter the wilting flower from imminent peril in a world gone astray. "Giddy Godspeed and the Felicity Flower" is a modern parable for readers ranging in age from the young to the old. Its multi-faceted message is one of the responsibility, truth and hope.