In the first houseplants books specially written for kids, eight-year-old Beatrice Boggs Allen (along with her mom, Belle Boggs) introduces the easiest and most fascinating houseplants that kids can grow, including air plants, aloe, moss terrariums, and carnivorous Venus fly traps.
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In the first houseplants books specially written for kids, eight-year-old Beatrice Boggs Allen (along with her mom, Belle Boggs) introduces the easiest and most fascinating houseplants that kids can grow, including air plants, aloe, moss terrariums, and carnivorous Venus fly traps.
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Eight-year-old Beatrice Boggs Allen (along with her mom, Belle Boggs) introduces the 28 easiest and most fascinating houseplants that any kid can grow indoors.
Maybe every kid can't have an animal pet--but everyone can have a plant pet! That's the message of eight-year-old author and houseplant enthusiast Beatrice (Bea) Boggs Allen. In this friendly book written specially for kids, Bea tells all about the easiest, most fun, and affordable plants that can be grown indoors in pots. She shares her first-hand tips on caring for each plant, along with descriptions of each one's unique attributes, from air plants to succulents, terrariums, and even carnivorous plants--the ones that eat insects! The lively pages show up-close photos of each plant, along with funny illustrations that reflect Bea's cheeky voice. Kids ages 7 and up will love Bea's ideas for activities they can do to enjoy these amazing plants and share them with friends and family.Critic Reviews
A great guide for budding plant lovers!--YABC
This earnest work will be most appreciated by serious plant aficionados or for those starting a houseplant collection.--School Library Journal
About the Author
Beatrice Boggs Allen is co-author, with her mom, Belle, of Frog Trouble Times, a Substack where her favorite posts have been about hiking, frogs, books, orchids, and cats. She is the proud caretaker of dozens of plant pets.
Belle Boggs is the author of three books, including The Art of Waiting. She is co-author of Frog Trouble Times, a nature-focused Substack she started with her daughter Beatrice on Earth Day, 2021. Her writing has been featured in national media including the New York Times, The Atlantic, Harper's, and The New Yorker. She has taught levels from kindergarten through graduate writing workshops and is currently a professor of English and creative writing at North Carolina State University.Product Details
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