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Re: TT: Children's books
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Don't know a tree-city book for kids but I do know a good community
gardening children's book. Hold on while I get it ... Back again. It
is called "The Garden of Happiness" and is by Erika Tamar. I also heard
a rumor that Scholastic's Schoolbus series has something on plants. But
I haven't found that one yet.
And while I ramble, I should mention a good book for people who run
classes on plants for kids called "Keepers of Life Discovering Plants
Through Native American Storeis and Eart Activities for Children" by
Michael Caduto and Joseph Bruchac.
Lisa
New York City
On Mon, 19 Jan 1998, Mark Vitosh wrote:
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> <fontfamily><param>Times</param>Dear TreeTown,
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> I am currently working on a children's book that introduces the young
> readers to the concept of a "city or town forest". I have looked at a
> number of Children's books about trees, but I have not seen any that
> specifically cover this topic. Do any of you folks have knowledge of
> any children's books out there that might cover this topic? Any
> comments would be greatly appreciated.
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> Thanks,
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> Mark Vitosh
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> Iowa
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> mvitosh@iastate.edu
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