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\nORCA Book PUBLISHERS  \nSummary:Callie's mother has chained herself to a tree.  \nOrca Book Publishers gratefully acknowledges the support for its publishingprograms provided by the following agencies:the Government of Canadathrough the Book Publishing Industry Development Program(BPIDP),theCanada Council for the Arts,and the British Columbia Arts Council.  \nCover design:Lynn O'Rourke  \nCover photography:Acclaim Images  \nOrca Book PublishersPOBox 5626,Stn.BVictoria,BC CanadaV8R 6S4  \nwww.orcabook.comPrinted and bound in CanadaPrinted on 50%post-consumer recycled paper,processed chlorine free using vegetable,low VOC inks.  \nCopyright ◎2005 Ann Walsh  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproducedor transmitted in any form or by any means,electronic or mechanical,including photocopying,recording or by any information storageand retrieval system now known or to be invented,without permissionin writing from the publisher.  \nNational Library of Canada Cataloguing in Publication DataWalsh,Ann,1942-Flower power/Ann Walsh.  \n(Orca currents)ISBN 1-55143-386-9  \nI.Title.II.Series.PS8595.A585F562005 jC813'.54 C2005-90+076-9  \nFirst published in the United States,2005Library of Congress Control Number:2005929720  \nOrca Book PublishersPO Box 468Custer,WA USA98240-0+68  \nAcknowledgements  \nThe author would like to thank The CanadaCouncil for the Arts and The B.C.Arts Councilfor their support.Thank you also to my researchassistants-Dianna Morgan,Lexie Redl,EdilaStace-Smith and the students of Mr.Grieve's andMrs.Aschwanden's class(Mountview ElementarySchool,Williams Lake,B.C.)for their advice.  \nAnd many many thanks to Melanie Jeffs,editorpar excellence.  \nchapter one  \nIt was early Saturday morning and some-thing was scratching against my bedroomwindow.Scritch.Scritchy-scratch.I knewthat sound.It was the branches of the mapletree.They tapped on my window when thewind blew.It was too early to get up,so Iignored the scratching.I was almost asleepagain when the maple tree spoke,\"CalliePowers.Wake up.\"  \nAnn Walsh  \nNever in the twelve years that I'd slept inthis bedroom,never in my whole life hadthe maple tree talked.It often reached overand tapped on my window,but I had neverheard it talk.Not until now.  \nI slipped out of bed and went to the win-dow to take a closer look.  \nMom was perched on a branch of thetree,right outside my window.I blinkedand looked again.Mom waved.I blinkedonce more and rubbed my eyes.She wasstill there.The June sun was already up,and I could see her clearly as she reachedout to poke at my window with the bristlyend of a broom.  \n\"Dream,\"I said to myself and turnedaround to go back to bed.\"This has got tobe a dream.\"  \n\"Callie,come here,\"called Mom,and sherapped hard against the windowpane withthe stick end of the broom.\"Right now!\"  \nThat was not a voice Mom uses in mydreams.It was the voice she uses when shewants something done immediately.I wasnot dreaming.Neither was Mom.But she  \nFlower Power  \nwas sitting in a tree,and even for my motherthat's unusual.  \n\"What are you doing?\"I asked,slidingthe window open and yawning at the sametime.\"Why are you in the tree?Why is thatchain around your ankle?”  \n\"I need your help,Callie.Go downstairs.Beside the phone is a list of places I wantyou to call.\"  \n“Before breakfast?”  \n“Before anything.Start phoning.”  \n\"But it's too early.No one will be up yet.\"  \n\"You'll be calling offices.Newspapers.TVstations.They'll have answering machinesor voice mail.Read what I wrote for you tosay-every word,Callie-and make sure yougive our address.\"  \n\"But Mom,you promised to take meshopping for jeans this morning.\"  \n“Your new jeans will have to wait.Thisis important.\"  \n\"But,Mom…,\"I began again.  \n\"Just do it,Calendula.\"  \nShe was using her \"or else\"tone of voice.She also used my full name,another danger  \nAnn Walsh  \nsign.The last time I argued with her whenshe was 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