Author :
Gwendolyn Zepeda, Illustrator :
 Alisha Ann Guadalupe
Gambino
Preschool - 2nd Grade
Girasoles - Sunflowers
 Girasoles
- Sunflowers, Hardcover, Bilingual, Book, Gwendolyn Zepeda, Alisha Ann
Guadalupe Gambino,
Preschool - 2nd Grade, 9781558852679, $16.95
Girasoles
- Sunflowers, Hardcover, Bilingual, Book, Gwendolyn Zepeda, Alisha Ann
Guadalupe Gambino,
Preschool - 2nd Grade, 9781558852679, $16.95
$945.00 for the Bilingual Collection Blue Books Set, Including 20%-Off, Free Shipping, and No Sales Tax : 65 Hardcover Bilingual Books and 10 Softcover Bilingual Books
 My
name is Marisol. I'm seven years old. This spring, I helped my grandfather make
a garden.''  First, Marisol and her grandfather had to prepare the ground.
They pulled out the old plants and weeds. They mixed up all the dirt ''to make
it soft.''  Then it was time to plant the seeds. They planted seeds to grow
the vegetables Mama uses in soup squash, onions, carrots, and cabbage. They
planted seeds to grow the things she needs to make salsa garlic, tomatoes,
cilantro, and chili peppers. They planted mint for Abuela's tea. They planted
watermelon seeds for Marisol and her brother. And for Grandad, they planted
sunflower seeds because their ''big black eyes with long yellow eyelashes'' make
him happy. And he likes to eat the seeds!  One day, Marisol's grandfather
gives her a small bag of sunflower seeds, but instead of eating them she plants
them here and there one in the corner of Mrs. Sosa's yard, another in Mr. Binh's
yard. In fact, as she walks to school, she plants seeds in the corners of all
the yards she passes. And she plants the last three seeds in the playground at
school.  As the days pass, sometimes it's rainy and sometimes it's sunny.
Finally, one bright day, Marisol's sunflower surprise shines a bit of happiness
all around.  The tender relationship between grandparent and grandchild is
illuminated in this children's book by author Gwendolyn Zepeda with warm
illustrations by Alisha Gambino. Children ages 3-7 will sow and reap ideas of
their own about ways to share a little joy, just as Marisol does with
sunflowers.
My
name is Marisol. I'm seven years old. This spring, I helped my grandfather make
a garden.''  First, Marisol and her grandfather had to prepare the ground.
They pulled out the old plants and weeds. They mixed up all the dirt ''to make
it soft.''  Then it was time to plant the seeds. They planted seeds to grow
the vegetables Mama uses in soup squash, onions, carrots, and cabbage. They
planted seeds to grow the things she needs to make salsa garlic, tomatoes,
cilantro, and chili peppers. They planted mint for Abuela's tea. They planted
watermelon seeds for Marisol and her brother. And for Grandad, they planted
sunflower seeds because their ''big black eyes with long yellow eyelashes'' make
him happy. And he likes to eat the seeds!  One day, Marisol's grandfather
gives her a small bag of sunflower seeds, but instead of eating them she plants
them here and there one in the corner of Mrs. Sosa's yard, another in Mr. Binh's
yard. In fact, as she walks to school, she plants seeds in the corners of all
the yards she passes. And she plants the last three seeds in the playground at
school.  As the days pass, sometimes it's rainy and sometimes it's sunny.
Finally, one bright day, Marisol's sunflower surprise shines a bit of happiness
all around.  The tender relationship between grandparent and grandchild is
illuminated in this children's book by author Gwendolyn Zepeda with warm
illustrations by Alisha Gambino. Children ages 3-7 will sow and reap ideas of
their own about ways to share a little joy, just as Marisol does with
sunflowers.
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