Wholesale Conversations with a Moonflower

When Chris Hall travels to clear out her late grandmother's New York farmhouse, an Amish neighbor gives her a moonflower—a plant that blooms only at dusk, right before your eyes. Back home in Utah, the plant becomes a nightly gathering place for family and friends, and a source of quiet wisdom. Through gentle imagined conversations with the moonflower, Chris confronts a lifetime of struggle with Attention Deficit Disorder and learns to rest, to withhold judgment, and to bloom in her own time. Tender and uplifting. • A plant that blooms in seconds at dusk becomes an unlikely teacher for a woman who can't slow down • A rare, honest inspirational memoir about adult ADD and the shame that comes with it—wrapped in gentle hope • Short enough to read in one sitting, tender enough to return to again and again Perfect for anyone who feels overwhelmed and wants a gentle, quiet reminder to slow down, accept themselves, and reconnect with people around them.