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Sydney Sloth and the River of Gladwater is a tender, beautifully illustrated picture book about community, courage, and the healing power of turning toward one another. In the peaceful town of Church Hill, nestled deep in the Greenwood Forest, Sydney the Sloth runs the Sloth Family Café-a cozy place where animals of all kinds gather to rest, play, and grow. But when the Aseedeah Sloo, a sticky oatmeal river, suddenly floods its banks, the whole town becomes stuck-literally and spiritually. Neighbors hide in their homes, friendships drift apart, and even the littlest ones begin to slip away. Just when things feel heaviest, a forgotten spring awakens: the shimmering Gladwater, a mystical river that runs glad whenever love is shared. With the help of brave forest children-chipmunks, otters, rabbits, fox kits-and Sydney's long, embracing arms, the Gladwater begins to thin the oatmeal and mend the community. This warm, hope-filled tale invites children and families to wonder: What helps us when we feel stuck or alone? Who turns toward us when life gets heavy? How does love-and togetherness-change everything? Featuring gentle, watercolor illustrations and contemplative ""I wonder..."" questions, this story is perfect for bedtime reading, Sunday school, spiritual formation, and intergenerational storytelling. A celebration of kindness, connection, and the small streams of grace that refresh us all, Sydney Sloth and the River of Gladwater reminds readers of every age that gladness flows wherever love does.

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