Official Review: The Greater Understanding by Nanna Pete

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Re: Official Review: The Greater Understanding by Nanna Pete

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I love how Agriculture was Incorporated in this book and how simplified and understandable the review is.
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This seems like a really good book to introduce children to farming and gardening that can interest adults as well. Thanks for the great review!
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Seems like a good book with farming as the base. Cannot say I am really interested in it but still is fun to read. Thanks for the great review!
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We need more books that introduce children to farm life. Congratulations on Book of the Day!
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It seems I like the same things about the book as you do both generally and specifically, like the opening you quote. I think it's one of those books that would be great if children read it in groups for educational purposes.
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The language used in this book is so beautiful, and the illustrations are great as well. This book is a great attempt to connect children with their roots, the earth and farms. Awesome book, and equally awesome review.
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