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''--Journal of African American History ''The interdisciplinary thrust of the text is commendable and its careful languaging makes it accessible to a wide audience

Growing Sustainable Children Elissa Bemporad sometimes precariouslyGardening with children is hands on outdoor education at its finest. With abundant opportunities for experiential learning, the garden is, in many ways, an ideal classroom, and an increasing number of educational initiatives are recognising the many long and short term benefits that come with a gardening program for children. Growing Sustainable Children is an indispensable resource for anyone already teaching in a gardening programme, for those