A beautiful celebration of hair and gardens. You'll see tulips, roses, sunflowers and more. As well as braids, locs, puffs and fros.

Callum and his sister build a bird sanctuary in their yard, to make sure birds feel safe all year round.

Friends Adi and Gabi, play in the garden and show how computer concepts can be used in real life. For example, an "if/then" statement is used to tell a computer what to do. Just like in real life, "if" it rains, "then" they do not need to water their plants. Readers will be introduced to coding concepts like programming, debugging, conditional statements, and more.

A mother and daughter plant tulip, daffodil and hyacinth bulbs in their garden. Together they watch how something small grows into something beautiful.

A community comes together to clean up an abandoned lot. They build raised beds, fill them with composted dirt, tuck in some seeds and shower them with water. The new flowers help the once hungry bees return. Then kale, collards, kittley and carrot start to grow. We love the way the city is depicted in this book and it reminds us of fun times in our own community garden. If you haven't volunteered in a garden, try it -- just once - you'll have a blast and the produce tastes amazing! The book ends with the importance of honey bees and how to make your lot bee-friendly.

You'll love watching these little ones observe, plant and play in a raised bed. You'll also learn how to make mud, say hello to a bee and how to pick a strawberry.

An introduction to garden words throughout the year -- like blossoms, buds, watering can and wheelbarrow.