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    Garden Walk
    Garden Walk
    Garden Walk
    Ebook31 pages2 minutes

    Garden Walk

    By Virginia Brimhall Snow

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    Stroll through Grammy’s garden and surrounding woods to discover many different kinds of vegetables, fruits, trees, flowers, and animals.

    Take a stroll through a magnificent garden and serene forest with Grammy and her grandkids and find out what there is to discover around every turn. Beautiful illustrations and adorable rhymes will guide readers as they learn to identify different kinds of flowers, fruits and berries, trees, birds, insects, and animals. Pick and snack on fruits in the garden, and then swing in a huge tree right after you have a picnic in the forest.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGibbs Smith
    Release dateFeb 7, 2023
    ISBN9781423662532
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