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The garden is a magical place where children who have grown in the city can watch life
And the growth of plants. Tanya"s girl, the heroine of this story, went on vacation to the village to grandmother and grandfather, who teach her to plant and grow vegetables, handle garden tools and harvest. Tanya learn a lot of interesting things about those plants, the fruits of which she had previously seen only on the shelves of stores: how born and grows green peas, what role insects and birds play in the life of plants, how to cook a delicious salad and how to grow crispy radister and juicy greenery in their own apartment By setting a small garden on the balcony or windowsill.
Gerd Müller was born in 1926 in Holland. She studied painting at the school of applied art in Amsterdam, where students insistently insisted the idea that the illustrator could earn on life only in the advertising industry. At the end of the forties, Gerd Muller went to Paris with one suitcase and a bicycle to learn from the Kolya field, an outstanding French artist, a graphic designer and a visual communications specialist whose posters are still considered a classic genre
And the growth of plants. Tanya"s girl, the heroine of this story, went on vacation to the village to grandmother and grandfather, who teach her to plant and grow vegetables, handle garden tools and harvest. Tanya learn a lot of interesting things about those plants, the fruits of which she had previously seen only on the shelves of stores: how born and grows green peas, what role insects and birds play in the life of plants, how to cook a delicious salad and how to grow crispy radister and juicy greenery in their own apartment By setting a small garden on the balcony or windowsill.
Gerd Müller was born in 1926 in Holland. She studied painting at the school of applied art in Amsterdam, where students insistently insisted the idea that the illustrator could earn on life only in the advertising industry. At the end of the forties, Gerd Muller went to Paris with one suitcase and a bicycle to learn from the Kolya field, an outstanding French artist, a graphic designer and a visual communications specialist whose posters are still considered a classic genre
Author:
Author:Muller G.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
Paper:
Paper:Molded
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-98124-633-3
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