He lives in Amrita’s old house with his two dads and her mum explains that it is the very same tree he now has in his garden and proceeds to tell the story of its history.
Whilst cooking Finn notices the photo of Amrita’s grandmother on the wall and recognises the Jamun tree in the background. Luckily, mum is already busy in the kitchen preparing a special secret family recipe so involves the three children in the preparation. Amrita, Kiki and their friend Finn return from school telling Amrita’s mum that they have to create a recipe. The follow up to last year’s Sunflower Sisters sees Amrita and Kiki learning about family traditions, inter-generational love and the importance of nurturing our environment for future generations to appreciate and tend in their turn.īased on a true story from the author’s own family, this tale intertwines cooking, growing and family history in a thoughtful look at how much we share with our ancestors and the manner in which we repeat traditions signifying love across the generations.
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