The Pumpkin Book
The Pumpkin Book by Gail Gibbons, published by Holiday House in 1999, is an illustrated exploration of pumpkins designed for young readers. This 32-page book presents a comprehensive overview of pumpkins, detailing their growth cycle, various types, and even how to plant them. Through cheerful illustrations and straightforward text, children can discover the significance of pumpkins in historical contexts, such as their role in the first Thanksgiving and the tradition of carving jack-o’-lanterns.
Readers will find engaging content that includes directions for drying seeds and tips for carving pumpkins, making it a practical guide for hands-on activities. The book also features a section filled with interesting pumpkin facts and lore, appealing to both aspiring farmers and those excited for Halloween. With its clear labeling and informative approach, this edition serves as a valuable resource for children interested in learning more about this versatile fruit.
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From an acclaimed science author, here’s everything about pumpkins–including how they grow!
In this cheerfully-illustrated, simply-presented book, children can learn about the growth cycle and many varieties of pumpkins, and even how to plant their own. Award-winning author Gail Gibbons also relates the special role pumpkins played in the first Thanksgiving, the history behind carving pumpkins into jack’o’lanterns, and how pumpkins are still part of our celebrations today.
The book features bold, clearly-labeled illustrations, directions for drying seeds, and even how to carve funny or scary faces into your pumpkin (with an adult’s help), along with a fascinating section on pumpkin facts and lore. Perfect for aspiring farmers and kids who can’t wait for Halloween!
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