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What's This?: A Seed's Story by Caroline Mockford |
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GARDENING_FICTION "What's this?" wonders a little girl when she finds a seed in her garden one cold winter morning. She plants the seed, then she and her friends -- a small bird and a ginger cat -- tend and water it. While they watch and wait, they wonder about what it might be! At last, summer comes and the little girl's patience is rewarded. And when she takes her beautiful plant to school, she discovers that it can be used again to create a whole roomful of flowers for the following year.Caroline Mockford's simple text and engaging illustrations make this picture book a wonderful way to introduce children to the way in which plants grow. Her story is supplemented by a page of helpful information on cultivating seeds and bulbs and on how to grow a sunflower "den. |
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