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	Planting a Rainbow
	
 by Lois Ehlert
A mother and child plant a rainbow of flowers in the family garden.
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	Plant the Tiny Seed
	
 by Christie Matheson
Rhyming text and illustrations invite young readers to follow thestages of flower growth as a tiny seed matures and blooms into
 a beautiful flower.
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	Lola Plants a Garden
	
 by Anna McQuinn
A backyard adventure starring Lola finds her planting flower seedswith her mother and carefully tending her garden while waiting for
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	In Our Garden
	
 by Pat Zietlow Miller
Missing her home and the garden where her family used to growfood, Millie notices that her new school's flat roof would be perfect
 for a garden and soon has the whole school and community coming together to help.
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	Goodnight, Veggies
	
 by Diana Murray
A sleepy bedtime story set in a community garden depicts a friendly earthworm who observes the nighttime rituals of tuckered-outtomatoes, cuddly cauliflowers, and potatoes with closing eyes.
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	If You Plant a Seed
	
 by Kadir Nelson
The author/illustrator presents a resonant, gently humorous storyabout the power of even the smallest acts and the rewards of compassion and generosity as two little animals learn the value of kindness while planting seeds in their garden.
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	Thank You, Garden
	
 by Elizabeth Garton Scanlon
The author presents a lyrical celebration of the plants and peoplewho thrive in busy community gardens where flowers and
 friendships grow.
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	Rooftop Garden
	
 by Danna Smith
Set to a foot-tappin' original tune, this rhythmic, rhyming story showsa group of city friends work diligently together to grow herbs and vegetables in a rooftop garden, concluding with a summer harvest
 and feast that celebrates the gardeners' commitment.
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	There's a Pest in the Garden!
	
 by Jan Thomas
When a pest arrives in the garden and begins eating all thevegetables, Duck hatches a wacky plan to save the day in a
 lighthearted reader that reinforces early skills through engaging
 text, rowdy repetitions, and uproarious characters.
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	Love Makes a Garden Grow
	
 by Taeeun Yoo
When her beloved grandfather, whom she helps tend plants, givesher a flower of her own, a young girl discovers that caring for it
 teaches her to feel her grandfather's love.
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