Send Flowers by Emily Buchanan is a charming, feel-good romp that combines humor, heart, and just the right touch of the supernatural. Fiona, aka @FoliageFifi, is totally relatable—a heartbroken eco-influencer who’s been hiding away in her apartment since losing Ed. But everything takes a wild turn when a mysterious houseplant shows up with a note from the afterlife, and suddenly, her world (and her plant’s) gets a whole lot more interesting! The story is adorably kooky—imagine chatting plants, botanical demands, and a heroine slowly rejoining the outside world all wrapped up in an eco-conscious, emotionally resonant package. The plant’s insistence on getting sunlight, water, and of course, some human company, leads Fiona on a journey of self-discovery, healing, and a lot of laughs along the way. Buchanan crafts a witty and heartfelt tale about love, loss, and finding hope in unexpected places. It’s quirky, sweet, and even a little bit magical. Perfect for anyone looking for a lighthearted read that celebrates life’s little surprises—and maybe a few prickly plants too!