Um, ok... Use as a story-starter? I prefer real gardens myself... it takes a full application of creativity to imagine perfectly ordinary tomatoes succeeding in my bed.... ( )

A little girl imagines how her garden would be if it could be anything she wanted. Colorful and imaginative.

Henkes, K. (2014). My garden. New York: McGraw-Hill Education.
This book is most appropriate for preschoolers. In this book we are introduced to a young girl who constantly helps her mother with her garden. However, the girl starts to imagine what she would want in her own garden. Her imagination runs wild and she comes up with ideas such as she would grow old keys, seashells, and jelly bean bushes. In the end her imagination truly takes root when she plants a seashell and it starts to take root just like she imagined.

This book you get to see what a young girl would like if she got to plant her own garden. ( )

The little girl in the book helps her mother in the garden and imagines what her own garden would look like. She thinks of chocolate bunnies and seashell flowers. This story can inspire children to use their imaginations to make their dreams possible. ( )