The Jingu Magical Garden: A Crack in Time

The Jingu Magical Garden: A Crack in Time - Paperback

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The Jingu Magical Garden: A Crack in Time

The Jingu Magical Garden: A Crack in Time - Paperback

by Gretchen Rose
$21.58
Sale price  $21.58 Regular price 
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Book Overview

Ten-year-old Lillian Jingu wants to be like every other all-American girl. She wishes for a pet dog and to wear her hair long rather than in the China-doll bob her mother insists on. And she covets the gorgeous Stetson her friend, Terrellita Maveric, sports. But being the youngest girl in a Japanese American family of eight children living in the San Antonio Japanese Tea Garden, Lillian knows those dreams will probably never be realized. So, she is thrilled when she discovers a most unusual egg partially buried on the bank of the koi pond, and eagerly awaits whatever is inside it to hatch. She and her little brother, Kimi, are shocked when the egg hatches and a baby dragon emerges. But they soon fall in love with the tiny creature and conceal it in their grandmother's cricket cage. The baby dragon grows by leaps and bounds, and the children have all they can do to keep his existence a secret, for if it were to be found out, they know he would be locked up like a caged animal in the Brackenridge Zoo. But when he flies through the waterfall, disappearing through a crack in the wall, more adventures than they could ever imagine await them.

ISBN9798993463506
Author Gretchen Rose
PublisherJingu Magical Garden - A Crack in Time
GenreChildren
FormatPaperback
PublishedDecember 2025
LanguageENG- English
Pages258
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Gretchen Rose

From the time her baby fingers first pressed pencil to paper, Gretchen has had a passion for writing. She penned her first play, "Cinderfella," at the age of eight and directed the neighborhood children in its production. A former columnist for the publication "Vero's Voices," Gretchen has written screenplays, novels, and children's books. One of her original musicals was produced in the largest regional theater in the South, starring a very young Mandy Moore, and her poetry has been featured in the literary journal "Voices de la Luna."

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