Vegetables

Vegetables

All Our Fruits and Vegetables, by Roberta Duyff (Many Hands Media, 1996)
--growing and tasting fruits and vegetables from everywhere.

An Edible Alphabet, by Bonnie Christensen(Dial Books for young readers, 1994)
--learn names of food.

Blue Potatoes, Orange Tomatoes, by Rosalind Creasy(Sierra Club Book, 1994)
--how to grow a rainbow garden.

Cabbages and Kings, by Elizabeth Seabrook (Viking, Penguin Group, 1997))
--Albert Asparagus talks with Herman Cabbage until Fair time.

Eating the Alphabet, by Lois Ehlert(Red Wagon Books, Harcourt Brace & Co)
--alphabet fruits and vegetables

Garden, by Priscilla Burris (Leap Frog Lift A Flap)
--look at things found in garden.

Gardening with Sarah and Tommy, by Dagmar Stam & Francine Oomen (Whitecap Books 1995)
--learn equipment, pumpkins, tomatoes, sweet peas, compost, rhubarb, potatoes, radishes, beasties, carrots, beans, strawberries and more..

Grandma's Latkes, by Malka Drucker(Voyager Books, 1992)
--Grandma explains Hanukkah while making latkes.

Growing Vegetable Soup, by Lois Ehlert (Harcourt Brace & Co., 1987)
--growing vegetables for soup.

How many veggies?, by Phil Vischer (Tommy Nelson Inc, 1995)
--counting veggies.

Hurry, Hurry, Mary Dear, by N M Bodecker (Margaret K McElderry Books, 1998)
--A woman frantically rushed to prepare for winter while her husband sits idly by.

I Eat Vegetables, by Tofts Hannah, Zero to Ten Ltd, 1998)
-- trace vegetables from the ground to ready for eating..

If You Give A Mouse A Cookie, by Laura Joffe Numeroff (Harper Collins Publishers, 1985)
--the cookie begins a host of requests.

Inch by Inch - The Garden Song, by David Mallett (Harper Collins, 1975)
--vegetables grow.

In a pumpkin shell, by Jennifer Gillis (Storey Communication Inc 1992)
--more than 20 pumpkin projects for kids.

Jack and the Beanstalk, by Eric Metaxas (Rabbit Ears Book and Cassette, 1991) --a boy climbs a beanstalk and uses his quick wits.

Jamie O'Rourke and the Big Potato - an Irish Folktale, by Tomie de Paola (Putnam & Grosset Group, 1992)
--taking the easy way out is sometimes more trouble.

June 29, 1999, by David Wiesner (Clarion Books, 1992)
--an innovative science project sprouting seeds.

Just Enough Carrots, by Stuart Murphy (Harper Collins, 1997)
--more, same, and fewer carrots.

Lunch, by Flemming (Henry Holt & Co, 1992)
--a hungry mouse eats many colorful fruits and vegetables.

Mouse and Mole and the Year Round Garden, by Doug Cushman (WH Freeman & Co, 1994)
--learn gardening the year around.

My Summer in Caillebotte's Garden, by Hayot Monelle, Hayot, 1995)
--travel through many summer garders.

No More Peas, Please, by Anne A. Roth (Ozark Pub. Inc., 1997)
--a young boy does not like peas but tries them to please.

Oliver's Vegetables, by Vivian French (Orchard Books, 1995)
--Grandpa's vegetable garden.

One Potato, by Diana Pomeroy (Harcourt Brace, 1996)
--A counting book with vegetables, fruits, and seeds.

Our Two Gardens, by Peter Kavanagy & Margaret Hebblethwaite (Oliver-Nelson Publishers, 1991)
--sharing the world of gardens.

One Watermelon Seed, by Celia Barker Lottridge (Oxford University Press, 1986)
--counting book from one watermelon seed to thousands of popcorn puffs.

Peter Rabbit - Lift A Flap, by Beatrix Potter (Leap Frog Lift-a-flap, 1996)
--A rabbit gets in trouble for eating vegetables.

Picking Peas for a Penny, Angela Medearis (Scholastic, 1993)
--life on the farm in the 30s

Pumpkin Pumpkin, by Jeanne Titherington (Mulberry Paperback Book, 1986)
- pumpkins in the fall.

Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf, by Lois Ehlert (Harcourt Brace, 1991)
--colors and leaves.

She Taught Me To Eat Artichokes, by Mary Kay Shanley (Sta-Kris, Inc., 1993)
--learning new things and friendships.

Stone Soup, by Marcia Brown(Aladdin Paperbacks, 1947)
--3 hungry soldiers outwit greedy villagers.

The Berenstain Bears Grow It, by Stan & Jan Berenstain (Random House, 1996)
--potting and planting - learn how it is done.

The Carrot Seed, by Ruth Krauss (Harper Collins, 1945)
--growing carrots.

The Delicious Garden, by Michael Teirelbaum (Smithmark Pub, 1994)
--growing & canning vegetables.

The Turnip , by Pierr Morgan (Charles Scribner's sons, 1938)
--An Old Russian tale.

The Vegetable Show, by Laurie K. Brown(Little, Brown & Co., 1995)
--vegetables in a show.

The Wild Bunch, by Dee Lillegard (GP Putnam's Sons, 1997)
--mangos tango and roots in dirty suits; clever verse.

Things That Grow(Snapshot Book 1986)
--fruits and vegetables.

Three Stalks of Corn, by Leo Politi (Aladdin Books, 1994)
--Grandmother explains the legends and uses of corn.

Tops and Bottoms, by Janet Stevens (Harcourt Bruce, 1995)
--hare vs bear in gardening.

Vegetable Friends, by Tony Lawlor, Bruce Kaciemba (Toybox Creations, 1996)
--become a friend with vegetables, how to grow and serve them.

Vegetable Garden, by Douglas Florian (Voyager Books, 1961)
--a family plants a vegetable garden.

Vegetables in the Garden , by Pascalde Bourgoing & Gallimard Jeunesse(Scholastic, 1994)
--bright transparent pages how vegetables grow.

Vegetable Soup - The Nutritional ABCs - The Fruit Bowl, by Diane Warren and Susan Jones (Oasis Pubs., 1996)
--A is for asparagus and vitamin A - an alphabet book.

We Can Eat the Plants, by R.L. Williams (Creative Teaching Press, 1994)
--roots, stems, leaves, and flowers.

What's For Lunch - Potatoes, by Claire Llewellyn(Children's Press, 1998)
-potato facts about growing, harvesting, marketing

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