In "The Plant That Kept On Growing," a young girl discovers a mysterious seed that she decides to plant in her garden. As the days pass, she lovingly tends to it, watering and nurturing it, unaware of the incredible transformation that is about to unfold. The small seed sprouts, growing into a remarkable plant that reaches new heights and surprises everyone around her. Through vivid illustrations and engaging text, the story highlights themes of care, patience, and the wonders of nature, encouraging young readers to appreciate the beauty of growth and the rewards of dedication. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book features in the following series: Bank Street, Bank Street Ready-To Read .

This book is aimed at children at US kindergarten-2nd grade.

This book has been graded for interest at 4-8 years.

There are 34 pages in this book. This book was published in 2020 by Ibooks for Young Readers .

Melissa Sweet has illustrated many books for children, including Charlotte in Giverny . She lives in Rockport, Maine. Barbara Brenner's curiosity about the world ranges far and wide. Her interests are reflected in the wide scope of her quality fiction and nonfiction. Some of her best-selling titles include Wagon Wheels and Voices: Poetry and Art from Around the World, which was an ALA Notable Book for Children and an ALA Best Book for Young Adults. One Small Place in a Tree is a companion book to the striking One Small Place by the Sea. Barbara Brenner lives with her husband, artist Fred Brenner, in Hawley, Pennsylvania. Don Bolognese is the illustrator of many popular books of historical fiction, including the I Can Read Books Buffalo Bill and the Pony Express by Eleanor Coerr and Wagon Wheels by Barbara Brenner. He lives in New York City and Vermont.