Word Wednesday: Seeds & Stories

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Seems as soon as the winter reaches it's midpoint, we're waiting for Spring.

We've been working on Seed Science this week and wrapped our library reads for Blind-Date-a-Day-with-a-Book.

 

These were the most popular picks...

 The Bad Seed

A sour sunflower seed goes out of his way to make trouble.

Kevin Henkes is the author of Owen, Chrysanthemum, Penny and Wemberly books.
This funny take on a childs version of the perfect garden was a 5 star!

My grandfather used to tell us if we ate watermelon seeds, a watermelon would grow in our stomach!
This paranoid crocodile reminded me of my grandfathers warning!

Tokyo Digs a Garden is not only visually appealing, it's storyline is universal. And it happens to be Canadian!
A little boy (Tokyo) thinks the ice cream truck is coming down the road, only to meet an old woman carting a load of soil and gifting him three seeds to wish upon.
Tokyo then turns a concrete jungle into the wild again.
Beautiful story and gorgeous pictures.