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  • The Garden

    Janet Asbridge

    language (, Jan. 5, 2017)
    In The Garden, your beginning reader will have fun answering questions about the vegetables he likes to eat while learning how they grow. Repetitive words and varying pattern allow your child to read successfully in this guided reading level C book. End of Kindergarten to beginning first grade reading level.

  • Who's in the Garden?

    Phillis Gershator

    Hardcover (Barefoot Books, April 1, 2010)
    Whos in the Garden? by Phillis Gershator. Published by Barefoot,2010, Binding: Board book

  • In The Garden

    Deborah Parker

    Hardcover (Cub Books, Aug. 21, 2008)
    In the Garden tells the story of three young children who explore the flowers, vegetables, insects, and birds in a garden. The book is marked by its colorful watercolor illustrations and whimsical verse that will enchant parents and kids alike. At the story’s conclusion, the three children decide to plant their own garden. In the Garden will leave young readers excited to dig in the dirt and plant a garden of their own. Each page is a work of art that will be enjoyed by first-time readers and their parents alike.
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  • A Thump in the Garden

    Rebecca Crosdale, Charles Berton

    language (Concious Existence, Feb. 7, 2015)
    One winter morning, Kalie hears a strange sound and discovers something in her back yard that she's never seen before. She has to uncover the source of that sound and identify this new visitor. Who needs more protection, herself, or the creature?

  • Who Is in the Garden?

    Vera Rosenberry

    Paperback (Scholastic, March 15, 2002)
    The bright pages of this simple, beautifully illustrated tour of garden life follow a young African-American boy as he spots wrens in the birch, a mantis in the cabbage, a snake in the grape vine, a turtle under the rhubarb, and so on, until he hides himself in the bean trellis.
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  • Alien in the Garden

    Gillian Bradshaw

    Paperback (Bliss Group Books, Jan. 29, 2014)
    Alex is an outcast, even from himself. After a terrible day in school, he finds a sickly looking swan in his back yard. He tries to feed it, but the swan suddenly bites him--and that's when things get crazy! Outer-space outlaws, inter-galactic police, and the fate of a planet in another universe--and Alex holds the key to it all. Can he step up to save his family and millions of aliens' lives?

  • The Best Spot in the Garden

    Alexa Galan

    Hardcover (Mascot Books, Dec. 17, 2010)
    Learn and journey through Sarah P. Duke Gardens!

  • The Garden

    Carol Matas

    Hardcover (Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, April 1, 1997)
    As the United Nations prepares to vote on whether the Arabs and Jews should be separated in 1947, Ruth Mendolsohn, a Haganah member, finds her family life paralleling the outside world as her brother, an Irgun member, also prepares to fight.
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  • Into the Garden

    V.C. Andrews

    Hardcover (Atria, Dec. 1, 1999)
    The four girls who form the "Orphans with Parents Club" must pull together when Cat's mother dies, burying the corpse in the backyard to save their friend from the orphanage

  • In the Garden

    J. C. Greenburg

    Library Binding
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  • The Garden

    Amy Sparling, Shelfbrooke Academy

    Paperback (Independently published, Aug. 5, 2019)
    Sophia Brass has it all—money, freedom, and a total life of luxury. When Sophia’s parents go abroad, she’s sent to the prestigious boarding school of Shelfbrooke Academy. Here she shares a dorm with her estranged cousin, Belle, whose extreme social anxiety hasn’t let her leave the room in three years. Thanks to her reputation as a stuck-up brat, Sophia isn’t really friends with anyone. Especially not Declan Moss, the popular senior who is too smart, too cute, and too annoying for his own good. The boarding school’s gardens become her refuge where she can do her school work in solace, away from the mocking and unfriendly students. One day she finds a hidden door in the gardens that she’s positive leads somewhere special. Somewhere she could truly hide out from everything. Maybe it could even get her cousin to finally leave her room. This hidden garden could fix everything. Only the door is locked. And she’s pretty sure the key belongs to Declan. The Garden is a modern retelling of the classic novel The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett. It’s a part of the Shelfbrooke Academy series, a collection of retellings that promise to be a lot more fun than the originals!

  • Birds in the Garden

    Sushmita Singh-Westbrook, Ulrike Brokoph

    language (Sushmita Singh Westbrook (Author) Ulrike Brokoph (Illustrator), Sept. 27, 2016)
    Birds in the Garden is a captivating, colourful counting book for children to develop an interest in birds which frequent our gardens. This book is beautifully illustrated by renowned artist Ulrike Brokoph.