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Chapter 1
How to explain a Florist to your child
A florist works in a flower shop, surrounded by roses, tulips, sunflowers and green leaves. They snip the stems with sharp scissors, put the flowers in buckets of fresh water, and tie them together with ribbon. For example, someone might come in and say, "I need something for my grandma's birthday," and the florist picks yellow daisies and pink peonies and wraps them into a bouquet.
Flowers are a way to say things that are hard to say with words. A florist helps people say "congratulations," "thank you," "welcome home" or "I'm thinking of you." They take care of living plants so each bouquet stays fresh and bright, and they listen closely so every person leaves with just the right flowers to give.
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