This book is a good example of an informational text, because it is nonfiction and presents its information in an attractive manner. This is shown from the very first few pages, from vivid, color photographs that show bulbs, and a closeup-photograph of fingers placing a bulb in dirt. The text that accompanies the photos are in large font, with bright colored words in bold that present new information. The book continues to follow the growing process of sunlight, water to finally blooming. The photographs of tulips blooming are especially vibrant and clear. This book could be read to children of any age, but seems to be directed for 3rd grade readers and beyond.

A educational non-fiction book about how to plant and grow tulips. This is a step-by-step easy to read guide that explains the how and why behind tulip planting and growth. Real-life, close up, and colorful photos show tulips in all their glory. Each step in the tulip planting process in clearly explained with simple phrasing and vocabulary.

Great for early gardeners and a good introduction to how nature works and life cycles. Perfect for kids aged 3-7.

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