Grumpy Monkey Don't Be Scared
11/14/2024
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Lola Plants a Garden
08/02/2024
This is such an adorable book and a great inspiration for kids! This is the story of Lola's dream of planting her beautiful garden!
🌸 It all begins with Lola's favorite book of garden poetry. One day she reads it with her mommy. Lola gets inspired by the book and wants a flower garden like the one described in her favorite nursery rhyme, which begins "Mary, Mary, quite contrary". Both Lola and her mommy start planning the layout of their garden!
Title: Lola Plants a Garden (Lola Reads)
Author: Anna McQuinn
Illustrator: Rosalind Beardshaw
Publisher: Charlesbridge
🌸 Lola gets library books to research how the garden needs to be made and the supplies needed. They make a list of items needed for the garden and then they go to the store to purchase the seeds.
🌸 Lola understands the fact that the plants may take a while to grow, but she is ready to be patient. As she waits, Lola and her mommy create a "flower book" together which includes Lola's favorite poetry.
🌸 Whoa! There they are! Little green shoots are coming from the ground! Lola weeds and takes care of the garden, so that her flowers grow healthy! Daddy also helps hang bells in the garden to scare off birds so that they don't damage the flowers. Finally, Lola showcases her gorgeous garden to her friends and they simply adore it!
📚 Simple yet beautiful illustrations and uncomplicated words make this book fit for little kids.
📚 This book serves as an inspiration and motivation for hard work, patience, persistence, and cooperation.
📚 Perfect for toddlers and little kids ages 3+
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