The Flowers Who Tried to Feel God 7 is a deeply symbolic entry in the Concrete Flowers universe — a poetic and emotional journey through the invisible roots of human feelings, family environments, silence, survival, and healing.

Through flowers growing inside the Concrete Garden, Vernon Snell transforms emotional experiences into cinematic storytelling designed for both children and elders. Each flower represents a different emotional reality — inherited fear, silence, pressure, loneliness, hypervigilance, people-pleasing, emotional survival, and the search for belonging.

Rather than preaching or explaining life directly, this book invites readers to feel the story. The garden becomes a symbolic mirror of homes, communities, memory, trauma, healing, and emotional growth. Every page explores how environments shape human emotions long before words are ever understood.

Designed for:• Children learning emotional awareness• Seniors reconnecting with memory and feeling• Families reading together• Therapy, classrooms, reflection spaces, and healing conversations

The Flowers Who Tried to Feel God is not simply a children’s book. It is a quiet emotional experience about the invisible climates people grow inside — and the possibility of healing through understanding, compassion, and connection.