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929 Vegbooks reviews in Books.

Compost Stew: An A to Z Recipe for the Earth

Compost Stew: An A to Z Recipe for the Earth

While many of us know that composting is an environmentally friendly thing to do, most of us are yet to do it. Many more don’t even know what goes into composting. In Compost Stew: An A to Z Recipe for the Earth,…

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The Earth Book: Two Perspectives

The Earth Book: Two Perspectives

There are so many interesting kids books in the world that our contributors don’t often double up on a title — but in this case, they did. First, read Jennifer’s review ofThe Earth Bookby Todd Parr. Then keep on…

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Where There Once Was a Wood

Where There Once Was a Wood

For every parent who wants to teach their child about urban sprawl and what happens when the woods are cleared for more houses, Where Once There Was a Wood is a great choice. The book, which is perfect for young…

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The Perfect Pumpkin Pie

The Perfect Pumpkin Pie

Review By HUYEN MACMICHAEL Old Man Wilkerson is a grumpy, rude, sloppy-looking old man with a discerning obsession for perfect pumpkin pie. His surly attitude and determination to eat pumpkin pie makes for a…

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Happy Birthday, Baby!

Happy Birthday, Baby!

ByJESSICA ALMY Vegbooks turns one today! In honor of our baby’s birthday, Vegbooks contributors have their top picks for the babies in your life. I posed this question to them: Imagine that you’re attending a…

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Children Make Terrible Pets

Children Make Terrible Pets

From the author of The Curious Garden comes this “first pet story” where the tables are turned and a ballerina-looking bear by the name of Lucy finds a boy named “Squeaker” to be her first companion animal. Named for…

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Nubs: The True Story of a Mutt, a Marine, and a Miracle

Nubs: The True Story of a Mutt, a Marine, and a Miracle

Several years ago, Nubs was living in a remote border fort in Western Iraq when he developed a relationship with members of a U.S. Border Transition Team stationed there — in particular, Major Brian Dennis. Nubs: The…

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Love Your World: How to Take Care of the Plants, the Animals, and the Planet

Love Your World: How to Take Care of the Plants, the Animals, and the Planet

For the growing preschooler and early elementary student is this introductory look at adopting green habits and keeping green promises. A perfect mix of multicultural kids, colorful photographs, and enchanting…

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Kids Making a Difference for Animals

Kids Making a Difference for Animals

When talking to kids about animals, something I like to ask them is how they can help creatures big and small. “I can be a veterinarian.” “I adopted my dog from the shelter.” These are the more common responses. But…

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Zen Ghosts

Zen Ghosts

This is a strange and mysterious Zen ghost story within a ghost story that is perfect for Halloween. Jon J. Muth’s third book about Stillwater the Zen panda bear and his friends Addy, Michael, and Karl continues to…

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