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sun My Tummy: How the food we eat gives us energy from

Current price: $18.95
sun My Tummy: How the food we eat gives us energy from
sun My Tummy: How the food we eat gives us energy from

Barnes and Noble

sun My Tummy: How the food we eat gives us energy from

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How does a home-cooked breakfast give a little girl the energy she needs for a brand-new day? In gently expressive language, her mother takes readers on a journey into the earth where sleepy seeds are tickled awake and grow into golden oats; into blueberry patches, where green leaves break apart water and air to build sweet sugar; and into a pasture where sun becomes grass, becomes cow, becomes milk. Author ’s free verse breaks big ideas into child-sized pieces, making an accessible introduction to the concepts of matter and energy, and how the sun’s light becomes fuel for our bodies through the food we eat. ’s mixed-media illustrations pair the cozy and homelike with the glowing and dramatic as she takes readers from the kitchen to the farm field and to the sky and back. A concluding Author’s Note shares further information about photosynthesis for young readers. “ ”

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