Books with title Going on a Veggie Hunt

What does a fishing pole, beekeepers hat, a butterfly net, and a jar of jelly beans have in common?It's the making of a great adventure. A bear hunt!"When two city kids get bored with country life, their clever uncle devises a plan to hunt for bear. Along the way, the boys discover the thrill of chasing butterflies, catching fish, and collecting honey." Pam Margollis, An Unconventional Librarian

No guns, bows or knives needed for this pursuit. Going on a Veggie Hunt is an interactive adventure guaranteed to get the whole family on their feet. Together we travel through Old Man Vine’s vegetable garden, identifying and gathering all the ingredients on his list. As we collect the last vegetable, an unexpected visitor arrives. A veggie stealing visitor! We are the only ones who can save our basket! Will we get all veggies back to Old Man Vine? Or will we lose them all and have to go home hungry? Let’s go hunting and see!

Going on a Veggie Hunt is an interactive adventure guaranteed to get the whole family on their feet. Together we travel through Old Man Vine’s vegetable garden, identifying and gathering all the ingredients on his list.As we collect the last vegetable, an unexpected visitor arrives. A veggie stealing visitor! We are the only ones who can save our basket! Will we get all veggies back to Old Man Vine? Or will we lose them all and have to go home hungry?Let’s go hunting and see!

Little readers will have fun counting and rhyming with a brother and sister in Kar-Ben’s new board book Going on a Hametz Hunt, as they look for breadcrumbs in a favorite kids’ tradition before the start of the Passover holiday. Award-winning author Jacqueline Jules combines rhyme, counting, and a popular Jewish children’s activity for Passover. Cheery illustrations by Rick Brown compliment the simple text.

Little readers will have fun counting and rhyming with a brother and sister in Kar-Ben’s new board book Going on a Hametz Hunt, as they look for breadcrumbs in a favorite kids’ tradition before the start of the Passover holiday. Award-winning author Jacqueline Jules combines rhyme, counting, and a popular Jewish children’s activity for Passover. Cheery illustrations by Rick Brown compliment the simple text.

What does a fishing pole, beekeepers hat, a butterfly net, and a jar of jelly beans have in common?It's the making of a great adventure. A bear hunt!"When two city kids get bored with country life, their clever uncle devises a plan to hunt for bear. Along the way, the boys discover the thrill of chasing butterflies, catching fish, and collecting honey." Pam Margollis, An Unconventional Librarian