Maggie was an average teenager who often felt invisible among her peers(同龄人) . She felt like she was an outsider. School, in particular, was a source of anxiety for her.
When she was depressed, she would hide in her small garden. But the plants there never seemed to thrive(繁茂). It was always a disappointment, and she felt discouraged. "I am just a loser, "she thought to herself.
One day, while visiting a gardening website, Maggie discovered an exciting smart device called"Green Thumb. "It claimed to help even the most inexperienced gardeners grow amazing plants. Interested, she decided to give it a try.
As soon as Maggie received the GreenThumb device and unboxed it, she carefully followed the setup steps, and within minutes, GreenThumb was activated and began to scan(扫描) the garden. Imagine having a cool device that tells you exactly what the plants need —like a personal plant caretaker!It reminds you to water, gives you tips on when to feed your plants, and even warns you about diseases. Green Thumb was just like a friend who always cared and helped.
During a lunch break at school, some classmates began discussing the latest events that had happened. Maggie wanted to share GreenThumb with others, too. But her voice was soon drowned out by louder voices. The conversation soon shifted to music, with each person talking about their favorite song or artist. Maybe they didn't hear her. Or they were just uninterested. She sank into silence, feeling unseen and unheard again. "I'll show you what I can do with GreenThumb, "she said to herself with determination.
Every day after school, Maggie couldn't wait to take care of her garden. She spent countless hours in her garden tending to each plant. At first, she strictly followed Green Thumb's instructions. As time went by, she found her own talent in gardening and added some creative ideas to make her garden unique.
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To Maggie's joy, her garden became beautiful and lively in a few months. "I saw the pictures online!How did you make your garden so amazing?"a classmate asked one morning. |
