Grow It Eat It
Published by Dorling Kindersley, 2008
Grow It Eat It is a beautiful gardening and cookery book combined. Find out how to cook your own food, grow your own ingredients and enjoy your own delicious recipes in this beautiful presentation of simple gardening projects and delicious recipes. It champions the delight to be experienced from growing your own fruits and vegetables. And what better way to celebrate their growth than through sharing your harvest with others, by cooking simple, tasty recipes. Each chapter is made up of just two pages of concise instruction and fantastic illustrations, explaining everything the young gardener, or would be chef, needs to know. Learn how to select the best pots and plots, grow the ingredients necessary to present your own rainbow salad, or make your own carrot and orange muffins.
Tiger Lily: A Heroine in the Making by Maeve Friel
Published by Stripes Publishing, 2007
Tiger Lily will never make her name as an adventurous heroine in her quiet village, appropriately named, The Middle of Nowhere. To make matters worse, she doesn’t even have a ‘trusty devoted companion.’ Neither does she have her own transport. But inspired by her insatiable appetite for books, Tiger Lily is not to be defeated. She makes a raft, assigns her friend Sammy to be her right hand man and the adventures begin… Competent young readers aged eight and over will love this book. Its unique presentation including printed email messages, diary extracts and book reports by Tiger Lily will tempt the reluctant reader also. Why not visit The Middle of Nowhere, home of Tiger Lily at www.maevefriel.com where you can download word searches, book reports and read extracts from other books by Maeve Friel.
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