The Garden of Happiness

Erika Tamar

Categories: Farming , Gardening , Washington County Library

The Garden of Happiness

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A littered lot in New York’s Alphabet City is transformed into a lush garden by people of the neighborhood. Young Marisol finds a small patch of her own, where she plants a large, flat seed. As it grows up and up, it surprises everyone and becomes the most special plant in the Garden of Happiness.

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