Show Notes
Tonight, we have a story about a bright little girl and a wonderfully strange house. About a very unique aunt with a very unique job. About plenty of purple, about stars, about flowers, about the man on the moon and about pompous neighbours. A story, about blooming in your own time.
Presenting “Prosperity Lane”, written by Payden Hall. It is an absolute pleasure to read, well written and enchanting. I thoroughly recommend picking this book up for yourself. If you would like to, you can on Amazon, or audiobook form.
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