The Most Wonderful Dream

Farms are vanishing, the world's population is increasing, and it all sounds like big trouble to Billy Alexander, Addison Stone and Billy's dog named Banjo. This summer, they will take matters into their own hands. "In order to feed the world in the year 2050, we have to find a way to produce twice as much food with fewer farmers and on less farmland, "Billy told Addy. "The work of farmers is noble and important even if many people have no idea how the food in their supermarket got there." Billy said. "And Addy, we will be Super Farmers because that's the best way to make sure our friends at school have enough food to eat and make the world a better place for everyone!" Artist/author, Mitchell Tolle grew up in rural Kentucky on the edge of the broad Ohio River and he has spent a lifetime painting and drawing the familiar faces and colorful places that surrounded him there. Now, in this classic children's book, Tolle takes us to a farm in Kentucky where a couple of very bright children contemplate the world through innocent, childlike eyes. As you will discover, their insight is amazing and their conclusions humbling as they offer real solutions to some of our world's most perplexing problems, begging us to recall an ancient scroll from Isaiah that says, "a little child shall lead them."