The Flowers Who Tried to Feel God — Book 7A Poetic Cinema Kids & Seniors — Concrete Flowers Edition

In a quiet garden surrounded by concrete, the flowers begin to notice something strange about the world.

Some flowers carry sadness they cannot explain.Some feel responsible for storms that were never theirs.Some try too hard to keep everyone happy.Others grow up without knowing what love, family, or safety truly feels like.

Through gentle conversations in the garden, Deep Flower helps the young blossoms understand something powerful:

Many of the emotions people carry were planted long before they had the words to describe them.

Each story in The Flowers Who Tried to Feel God explores the hidden emotional roots that shape human lives—family environments, inherited feelings, silence, responsibility, fear, and the search for belonging.

Written in Vernon Snell’s signature Poetic Cinema style, the book blends poetic storytelling with symbolic imagery to create an experience that readers feel as much as they read.

These stories are designed for:

• children learning emotional awareness• adults reflecting on their past• families having deeper conversations• classrooms and therapeutic environments

The Concrete Garden is not just a place in a story.

It is a mirror of the environments where human beings grow.

And like flowers rising through cracks in concrete, the stories remind us that even in difficult soil, life can still bloom.