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On Flowers: Lessons from an Accidental Florist
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Shellie GosslingFirst to rec“Stunning coffee table book and a favorite I return to again and again. Whimsical and beautiful,”
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even*cleveland“There is no one like Amy, and there is no other flower book quite like this one; working on it was and is one of the most special experiences I have ever had. Amy gathered memories, places, images, photographs, ideas, essays, advice, and assorted small treasures and between two covers, following a book-within-a-book on the fundamentals of flower arrangement. Like all of her creations, it is beautiful whole full of details that reward close attention. Both of these images are from Pentreath & Hall, one of my favorite shops in London. Last time I was there, they had Mushroom People vol. 1 shelved right next to Amy's book, which was a delight.”
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