“The Science of Soil,” a new children’s book from Feeding Minds Press, is a captivating exploration of the wonders of soil and how things grow. Written by award-winning nonfiction children’s book author Peggy Thomas, the cumulative-style picture book follows Jackie and her garden friends as they learn about soil, plants, pollinators, decomposers, and more.
Thomas’s latest work is aimed at readers ages six and up and is packed with scientific facts and engaging storytelling. The book encourages young readers to become environmental stewards and teaches them how to care for a garden. It also explores topics such as a plant’s life cycle, the power of pollinators, and the importance of composting.
The author is known for her previous work “Full of Beans: Henry Ford Grows a Car,” which won the 2020 American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture Book of the Year Award. In addition to the book itself, educational materials are included to further enhance the learning experience for readers. Whether you’re a young gardener, educator, or simply a lover of nature, “The Science of Soil” is sure to inspire and educate readers of all ages.
