Mrs. Feeny and the Grubby Garden Gang
Mrs. Feeny and the Grubby Garden Gang is all about a woman who works to outwit an imaginative gang of 8- and 9-year olds. Does she succeed? Kid-chasing Mrs. Feeny tries everything to maintain her perfect lawn, including running the sprinkler way too long. However, the neighborhood kids continue to cut across her corner lot on foot or bike, creating a dirt path in the middle of her front yard. This is also a tale of intergenerational discord. Author Sandy Baker creates a compelling story as "meany, meany Mrs. Feeny" devises a unique lawn replacement solution to the kid issue. Brilliant gouache illustrations by Jim DeWitt cause the kids and garden to practically jump off the pages. The one-page glossary contains terms helpful in reading the book as well as in home and school gardening projects. Parents and grandparents who love gardening will enjoy reading this book with their children.
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Mrs. Feeny and the Grubby Garden Gang
Mrs. Feeny and the Grubby Garden Gang is all about a woman who works to outwit an imaginative gang of 8- and 9-year olds. Does she succeed? Kid-chasing Mrs. Feeny tries everything to maintain her perfect lawn, including running the sprinkler way too long. However, the neighborhood kids continue to cut across her corner lot on foot or bike, creating a dirt path in the middle of her front yard. This is also a tale of intergenerational discord. Author Sandy Baker creates a compelling story as "meany, meany Mrs. Feeny" devises a unique lawn replacement solution to the kid issue. Brilliant gouache illustrations by Jim DeWitt cause the kids and garden to practically jump off the pages. The one-page glossary contains terms helpful in reading the book as well as in home and school gardening projects. Parents and grandparents who love gardening will enjoy reading this book with their children.
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Mrs. Feeny and the Grubby Garden Gang

Mrs. Feeny and the Grubby Garden Gang

Mrs. Feeny and the Grubby Garden Gang

Mrs. Feeny and the Grubby Garden Gang

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Mrs. Feeny and the Grubby Garden Gang is all about a woman who works to outwit an imaginative gang of 8- and 9-year olds. Does she succeed? Kid-chasing Mrs. Feeny tries everything to maintain her perfect lawn, including running the sprinkler way too long. However, the neighborhood kids continue to cut across her corner lot on foot or bike, creating a dirt path in the middle of her front yard. This is also a tale of intergenerational discord. Author Sandy Baker creates a compelling story as "meany, meany Mrs. Feeny" devises a unique lawn replacement solution to the kid issue. Brilliant gouache illustrations by Jim DeWitt cause the kids and garden to practically jump off the pages. The one-page glossary contains terms helpful in reading the book as well as in home and school gardening projects. Parents and grandparents who love gardening will enjoy reading this book with their children.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940013809048
Publisher: Black Garnet Press
Publication date: 12/21/2011
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 29
File size: 7 MB
Age Range: 5 - 9 Years

About the Author

Sandy Baker writes, gardens, and crafts. In combining her passion for writing and gardening, she just published her first book, Mrs. Feeny and the Grubby Garden Gang, a gardening book for kids about 6-10 years old. She's a contributing writer to Travel Host magazine and editor/consultant for an international thriller being released in 2012. A Master Gardener since 2000, she writes for their website and lectures around the county on basic landscape design, lawn alternatives, drought tolerant gardening, and gardening with natives. She lives in Sonoma County CA with her husband and dog on their flower-packed, nearly lawnless property. Visit www.sandybakerwriter.com for related articles and kid fun. Baker has a degree in English from Penn State.
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