Bob the Tomato, Larry the Cucumber, and others use rhymes to introduce the alphabet, colors, shapes, counting, and other fundamental concepts about the world God made.

"In this female-forward spin on the traditional children's song, readers meet Miss MacDonald on her vegetable farm and learn about gardening, seasons, plant-based meals, and local produce"--

"Beets, potatoes, corn, and peas grow differently, unknown to Breeze. But Samara knows, and cleverly plans which veggies she will grow. Find out how Samara's kindness wins as she outsmarts Tricky Breeze"--

"When Larry's new 5-D Space Squadron Game finally arrives, he's so anxious to play that he forgets to read the directions..."

Two young gardeners plant vegetable seeds in the spring, watch over the plants as they grow during the summer, and have a bountiful harvest in the fall.

Every Tuesday night, while his parents try to enjoy their dinner, a boy turns into a monster the moment a pea touches his lips.

Uncle Bunny, who has been summoned to make sure that John joins his fellow rabbits in eating lots of vegetables, reveals a surprising dislike for carrots.

When Nicki refuses to eat her vegetables, she goes from being called Princess Perfect to Princess Picky, and the worried king orders his staff to create bribes fit for a finicky royal eater.

Even though they are not invited, Cauliflower and Carrot decide to attend the Flower Ball.

A tomato tries to convince his fellow companions that he belongs in the fruit bowl too, but his efforts prove "fruitless" and will require the authorative voice of Old Man Produce to settle the debate.