Ann Nolan ClarkChildren's Books · Nature·1896–1995
Tía María's garden
Synopsis
A young child visits his Aunt Maria and discovers her 'garden' is the vast Sonoran Desert. Through poetic text, the youngster explores the unique flora and fauna of this wild landscape, from saguaros and chollas to jackrabbits and prickly pear cacti. This book inspires readers to appreciate and learn about the natural world around them.
How it reads
Prose complexity 1/10