Groundhog learns to grow his own garden in this fun tale for old and young alike.
Read more about Lynne Cherry, who both writes and illustrates much of her work, at: http://www.lynnecherry.com/index.htmThursday, June 10, 2010
Author 44: Lynne Cherry is an inspiring green author
It doesn't make sense to destroy entire eco-systems without seriously looking at future consequences. Some changes can benefit everyone such as plans of re-forestation and re-vegetation for areas destroyed by natural disasters, man, animals or even pests and diseases. Other areas should be evaluated before being swallowed up for uses different from the native climate and land. Mangroves provide stability for shore lines around the world. Read more about mangroves at National Geographic: http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2007/02/mangroves/warne-text
Groundhog learns to grow his own garden in this fun tale for old and young alike.
Read more about Lynne Cherry, who both writes and illustrates much of her work, at: http://www.lynnecherry.com/index.htm
Groundhog learns to grow his own garden in this fun tale for old and young alike.
Read more about Lynne Cherry, who both writes and illustrates much of her work, at: http://www.lynnecherry.com/index.htm
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