A boy plants a circle of sunflower seeds in the spring and up grows a sunflower house! All summer long he plays in it with his friends, until one day the leaves start to turn brown and the sunflowers droop. Is it the end of the sunflower house forever?
A father makes a beautiful, green, growing garden filled with hidden treasures that he shares with his garden. The poetic prose of this book is captivating for young readers, and could serve as a writing lesson for older ones.
The world is filled with wonderful things, like bread, fresh snow, birds, and even you!
Each page of this beautifully illustrated book depicts a single month of the year, with the traditional Native American name for the moon, and a short lyrical piece. Mary Azarian’s woodcut illustrations perfectly complement the prose.
A simple, rhyming story about planting, growing, and harvesting a vegetable garden.
Children plant a “popcorn” seed and wait for it to grow. The illustrations suggest ideas for acting out the growth of the corn plant.
