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Over in the Garden

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Gardening fans will swoon over this bright and gorgeous counting picture book based on the folk song “Over in the Meadow”—packed full of colorful plants, adorable gardeners, and the numbers one to ten.
Over in the garden, in the weeds, in the sun,
bent a brave little gardener with her little shovel ONE.
In this clever and lively remix of the children's rhyme, little gardeners come together one by one to tend to a community garden. Young readers will enjoy scenes of digging, weeding, planting, composting, and harvesting, illustrated in lush, detailed scenes full of cozy outdoor joy. 
In additional to its gardening theme, it's also a counting book, and your littlest readers will enjoy counting along from one to ten as all the gardeners come together for a celebration at the finale. There's so much to love in this exquisite and educational book.
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    • Kirkus

      December 15, 2024
      Rhyme and rhythm are in full blossom. Featuring rollicking, tightly constructed rhymes, this variation on the classic counting song "Over in the Meadow" follows a busy group of racially diverse young gardeners who care for a community garden. Youngsters will love chanting along with the delicious verses. As they do so, they'll practice counting skills, gain an appreciation for rhyme and rhythm, and learn about the different chores involved in creating and maintaining a proper garden (and about the equipment gardeners use). Kids will be charmed by the animal pals who join in the fun. At one point, the young workers must pause--but only temporarily--as a sudden rainstorm sets in: "Over in the garden, / in a shelter of pine, / hid the damp little gardeners / in a huddle ofNINE. 'Rain, ' sang the gardeners, / 'Spring rain!' sang allNINE. / And they danced and they pranced / in a shelter of pine." The final scenes reveal that these caretakers have worked hard to produce a wonderland of plantings and colors. Number words throughout are set in boldfaced black capital letters. The illustrations burst with both vegetation and with bright hues and dynamic activity. A garden of utter delights.(Picture book. 3-6)

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