Product Details
Margaret K. McElderry, May 2009
Hardcover, 40 pages
ISBN-10: 0689847181
ISBN-13: 9780689847189
Ages: 4 - 8
Grades: P - 3
Awards and Nominations
- CBC/NCSS Notable Social Studies Trade Book
Description
When the boxes are unpacked and the books are shelved (alphabetically), all a young girl wants to do is settle into her house.
Grandmom says that it takes time to learn to love a house right. And with a little patience and imagination, this young girl is determined for hers to become homegrown.
Award-winning illustrator E.B. Lewis's warm, familial scenes pair with Janet Wong's yearning text for a story of wishes, dreams, and a true sense of home.
MidlandsBiz, June 6, 2009
...- Lexington Elementary played a major role in the creation of the children's book Homegrown House written by Janet Wong and illustrated by E.B. Lewis. In March 2007, Lewis visited LES to speak to students about his work as an illustrator for ...
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