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Becky Jenkinson



Average rating: 3.87 · 409 ratings · 336 reviews · 4 distinct worksSimilar authors
Wildflower

3.87 avg rating — 409 ratings — published 2026 — 6 editions
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“If you keep going, you’re going to pass out again,’ Willoh says. Not as a threat, just as a fact. ‘Although…’ He catches up to my side and leans forward. I throw him the smallest of glances. ‘Look at you, in your cute dress, with flowers in your hair. On second thought, by all means, keep going. When you faint, maybe you’ll fall into my arms.”
Becky Jenkinson, Wildflower

“Cinquefoil
grows wild
resilience and strength
beloved daughter”
Becky Jenkinson, Wildflower

“I plonk myself down opposite him and open the first book, titled Wild and Weird: Flowers Beyond the Garden. The green angelica flower embroidered on the cover represents inspiration and imagination. Based on that alone, I expect the author of this particular book to embellish a few facts, but it’s still worth a flick through.
A few pages in, I come across a beautifully illustrated vine of clematis, each violet-inked flower detailing eight long petals, open like a giant star. I’ve never actually seen one in real life before, but I’ve heard the name and know that if it’s paired with rosemary, it makes a good luck charm. I’d love to have them for the front of the shop. They’d look so pretty growing around the door.
‘Check it out,’ I say to Card, regardless of if he’s listening or not. ‘The clematis represents problem-solving and cleverness.”
Becky Jenkinson, Wildflower

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