Our School Gardens

Book Authors Abel Tutagalevao and Renee Mariner-Solomon
Rights Available World


Where does food come from? Does it come from the mountains or the supermarket? How do we grow food? How do we look after our garden? Who harvests them and puts them on the table? What happens to the food in our garden? This educational picture book aims to answer all the basic questions a child might have about food. This book will inspire conversations with young children about the origins of their food and start them on the path to being careful stewards of the environment. A great resource for children to make sense of the garden to table process through visual storytelling with the bonus of real action pictures. Children learn that growing their own food to eat is not only good for the environment. It is a whole lot of fun, too!

About the Authors
Abel Junior Tutagalevao
is a Polynesian/Samoan author based in Auckland, New Zealand. Abel has a Postgraduate degree in Education and History, working with Early Childhood Educators and Primary/Elementary School Leaders for the last 15 years. He is passionate about creating concept picture books for children, to help them understand complex ideas while bringing joy to all readers.

Renee Mariner-Solomon is a Polynesian/Māori/NZ European author passionate about writing titles that inspire and empower Indigenous children worldwide to live their dreams and aspirations. She has an educational background in Health Science, Naturopathy, and Psychology.

Description

Publisher
Cultural Hubb

Extent
18pp + 4 pp ends

Format
279 x 420mm

Binding
Paperback and Ebook

Category
Children’s

Genre
Non Fiction, Picture Book, Read-a-long, Self-Help, Younger Reader, 5+

Age range
years

Publication Date
August 2021

Rights Available:
All Rights Available (Territory, Language, Print, E-Book, Audio-Book)

Rights Agents:

Abel Tutagalevao
abel@culturalhubb.com

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