Nope No Lemons!

<p><strong>Growing up is frustrating when you’re trying to be someone else.</strong></p><p>Set on a beautiful country-side farm a young lemon tree named Limun keeps trying hard to accomplish what any fruit tree is designed and destined to do- <em>make good fruit! </em>But there's a problem. . . <em>nope no lemons.</em></p><p><strong>Have you ever heard of a lemon tree that doesn’t make lemons?</strong> </p><p>With each failure and setback Limun feels confused and discouraged about what she is capable of.</p><p><strong>Limun has tried to do everything right. . . </strong><em>Nope no lemons</em><strong>.</strong></p><p><em>Is she really a lemon tree. . . or something else?</em></p><p>From <em>highly </em>mature trees and silly bees to a slithering snake and the mysterious wind -  all of Nature seeks to give Limun advice in this beautifully illustrated tale but <em>the answer to her problem is closer than she thought!</em><strong> </strong></p><p><strong>When you enjoy doing something and it </strong><strong>doesn’t work out do you get frustrated and down? </strong>Just like this young tree children can lose self-esteem and feel frustrated when trying to do something that <em>seems completely natural </em>to them.</p><p><strong>Ever tried to do the same thing that other people do but failed? </strong>Limun understands.</p><p><strong>Fans of Self-Identity and Mindfulness</strong> books will enjoy this nature story about being yourself and perseverance in the face of limitations. Bringing goodness into the world isn’t always easy!</p><p><strong>Contains more words and dialogue than the average picture book but not as much as chapter books. Kids ages 7-10 or grades 2-4 will enjoy reading this story to their younger sibling or friends.</strong></p>