Garden Notes
Keanu’s Garden Adventures
Two short stories from the same yard we keep talking about — a seed that waits, and a night that isn’t as scary as it looked.
Before the tees and the hoodies, there was a tuxedo cat in a real garden. He still is. He plants himself in the sun patch, patrols the hyssop, and somehow keeps ending up in the work.
So we wrote him a children’s book.
Keanu’s Garden Adventures is two gentle stories for ages 3–8. By day, Keanu plants a tiny seed and learns what patience actually feels like while it grows into a giant sunflower. By night, a friendly firefly helps him meet the dark — moonflowers, starlight, the quiet kind of courage that doesn’t need a speech.
Nature, wonder, a little bravery. No moral hammer. Just the garden doing what gardens do, and a cat learning alongside whoever is reading.
It’s out as a Kindle edition — short enough for bedtime, soft enough for the couch after a long day.
Read Keanu’s Garden Adventures on Amazon
Humble version: the clothes came from the garden practice. The book is another way to hand a kid (or the grown-up reading with them) a piece of that same yard — seed, night, and a tuxedo guardian who already knew the way.