"Little Seed is what I want the future of literature to be." —Sam Cohen, author of Sarahland Little Seed is an experimental memoir that braids together the narrative of the author's relationship with her brother and family with a deeply personal field guide to ferns. The chapters move associatively, commenting on each other indirectly and drawing out questions of assimilation, race, class, gender, nature and the general problem of being and knowing. When the author's brother has a psychotic break, the rigid structure of the book itself breaks apart and the protagonist adventures to the cloud forest of Oaxaca in order to truly live: to know the world by experiencing it rather than reading about it or following the direction of others. Some persistent themes throughout the book: What does it mean to be Chinese? What is love and how best to love? What really is a fern?

Little Seed was the story God gave me as I studied the "Parable of the Sower" from the book of Matthew. As the words from the story unfolded on paper, it conveyed the responsibilities we have to grow where we are planted and to encourage others in their own growth journey. Little Seed's story also reflects my childhood memories of time in our family garden and on my grandparents' small farm. Our family spent many hours together planting seeds, pulling weeds, picking up rocks, watering, and harvesting. We also enjoyed the many tasty rewards of those labors together.

Embark on a captivating journey with 'The Little Seed's Journey,' where dreams sprout and adventures blossom in a vast, green field. In this enchanting tale, a tiny, shiny-coated seed harbors big aspirations of becoming something truly beautiful. Dive into a world where the magic of growth unfolds, teaching young hearts about resilience, dreams, and the wondrous possibilities that lie within every small beginning. Join the little seed on its grand voyage, and let the story plant the seeds of curiosity and imagination in your child's heart. Watch dreams bloom in this delightful children's book, as nature's wonders unfold in every page-turning moment!

Part of the new One Little series from Tiger Tales, this engaging lift-the-flap nonfiction book with shaped flaps and peek-through pages introduces the process of how flowers grow and features prompts and activities to encourage children to go outside and explore their world! Children love to explore the outdoors. This engaging board book introduces young readers to the process of how flowers grow, encouraging them to get outside and explore their own outdoor world. They’ll read about where to find flowers, and even learn how to plant a seed of their own. Through simple facts, prompts, and activities, children will discover what different flowers smell like, what kinds of bugs use flowers for food and a place to live, how to find those bugs, and much more. This sturdy board book, which includes shaped lift-the-flaps and peek-through pages throughout, is the perfect nonfiction book to inspire a love of nature in young readers. The One Little board book series from Tiger Tales immerses young readers in the natural world. These engaging nonfiction titles present the processes of growth and change in our world, with bite-size facts and lift-the-flaps for an interactive learning experience.

With a little help from a watering can, bright sunlight, and a lot of patience, two friends plant seeds in their community garden and watch how they grow. Slowly, the seeds turn into sprouts, which grow into stems, followed by leaves and buds! The garden will soon be teeming with life and ready for a harvest season celebration. But until then, the children water and wait and dream . . .

The little seed is on a mission. As he floats through the air and lands in the meadow, he ponders to ask, “What will I grow up to be?”