The Rarest Fruit Spooky And the most worrying question

And the most worrying question of all

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fauna and fantasies inspired by her bestselling and beloved colouring books

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The Rarest Fruit Spooky And the most worrying question1829. Sainte Suzanne, Bourbon Island. A Black orphan, a slave of only seven weeks, is placed as if by fate into the arms of Ferrol Beaumont, a botanist with a passion for orchids. He raises this child, Edmond, teaching him all he knows of the lush plants that populate his tropical garden. At twelve years old, the illiterate young prodigy unlocks the secret to hand pollinating the vanilla orchid, revolutionizing not only the islands economy but French