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Books Are A Great Way To Learn And Enjoy!
Every Month We'll Learn About New Books To Read!
Green Thumbs:
A Kid’s Activity Guide to Indoor & Outdoor
Gardening
Laurie Carlson

A collection of tips, trivia, projects, and
recipes for young gardeners.  Perfect for
a youngster who is just beginning to show
interest in their green thumb!
The Earth Book
Todd Parr

Printed with recycled materials and
non-toxic soy inks, an eco-friendly
introduction to environmental protection
describes how young people can work
together to support the planet.  
Mrs. Spitzer’s Garden
Edith Pattou

Mrs. Spitzer is a wise teacher who knows
many things. She knows about gardens.
She knows about children. She knows how
similar they are. And how they will flourish
if tended lovingly.  This beautiful picture
book makes a perfect teacher gift!
Little Helpers
Jillian Phillips

Little things we do every day can make a
big difference in helping our Earth. Kids
will discover all the simple things they can
do to help the world, including recycling
and planting trees.  Made from 98%
recycled materials.
EcoMazes
Roxie Munro

The marvelous Roxie Munro is back with
more a-MAZE-ing adventures!  This time
she’s taking kids on an exciting (and
informative) journey through 12 incredible
ecosystems, from lush evergreen forests to
colorful coral reefs, from the frozen
tundra to hot desert sands. And to make
things even more fun—and challenging—
every bright and bold maze features
hidden animals that belong in that
environment, including wolves, stingrays,
parrots, crocodiles, and a whole colony of
seals!  
Tops & Bottoms

Hare solves his family’s problems by
tricking rich and lazy Bear in this funny,
energetic version of an old slave story.
With roots in American slave tales, Tops
& Bottoms celebrates the trickster
tradition of using one’s wits to overcome
hardship. “As usual, Stevens’ animal
characters, bold and colorful, are
delightful. . . . It’s all
wonderful fun, and the book opens,
fittingly, from top to bottom instead of
from side to side, making it perfect for
story-time sharing.”