FARMS are places that grow crops and nurture livestock. Farmers sell their agricultural products to companies or at markets directly to individuals. Sustainable farming practices are intended protect the environment.
To understand a concept, it’s useful to read a cluster of books related to a theme. Explore these recently published books for young people:
THE WORLD THAT FEEDS US written by Nancy Castaldo and illustrated by Ginnie Hsu explores approaches to green, sustainable farming practices from around the global. Each of the four chapters explores farming methods and settings in a different season. ARC courtesy of words & pictures, an imprint of Quarto Group.
THANK A FARMER written by Maria Gianferrari and illustrated by Monica Mikai uses colorful illustrations of farmers in action to share the wide range of produce created at farms. Readers are invited to think about the foods they eat, then “thank a farmer.” The book concludes with information about the different farm products featured in this attractive picture book. ARC courtesy of Norton Young Readers, an imprint W.W. Norton.
FUTURE LAB: TOMORROW’S FARM by Rodrigo Cordeiro explores the many ways farms will evolve with the introduction of new technologies and other innovations. From drones and solar panels to robots, readers learn about cutting-edge tools and techniques used by farmers. Designed for young children, each two-page spread explores a farm scene and features key words. ARC courtesy of duo press, an imprint of Sourcebooks.
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