After getting caught in Miss Jaster's spring planting, Hedgie the hedgehog discovers he has become a four-legged, walking flower garden. Originally published in 1972, "Miss Jaster's Garden" is a "New York Times" Best Illustrated Children's Book. Full color.
N.M. Bodecker's illustrations are as quaint and witty as ever in Miss Jaster's Garden, first published in 1972. After Miss Jaster mistakenly scatters flower seeds over Hedgie the hedgehog's quills, he begins to sprout and bloom, then dances out of the garden. Miss Jaster calls for the constable to help her recover her stolen flowers. -- Publishers Weekly "2001"
ages: 4-8
Purple House Press
Pub Date: May 01, 2017
0.4" H x 12.1" L x 9.1" W
hardcover