Barbara Pollak

Audrey lives in San Francisco next to a community garden on a hill. During the summer, her and nee friends work on their garden everyday. On the garden they play games, count insects, and work with their plants watering, digging, and weeding. They use all types of tools and each plant something different. Every child has a different fruit or vegetable that they are planting to make their favorites food with their own recipes based on their different cultures. Once their produce is ready, show more they have a giant potluck with their neighborhood using the foods they grew and celebrating their hard work. Appropriate for ages 3-6.
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This book shows how a community can do amazing things together albeit just with a garden fest at the end of the book. Ages 3-8

This book's story challenges its' characters to plant a garden that best describes you. Through their story it can show kids how it's to explore and learn about the outdoors.
Ages-4-7
Source: Pierce College Library

A young girl and her friends plant a community garden, playing games in it all day. It shows a gardens stages and how it grows. When the garden is all grown, the families make a big potluck dinner together.