Grow It! Cook It! Eat It!

Does your kid spend every afternoon glued to a screen? Does dinner turn into a battle over vegetables? Grow It! Cook It! Eat It! fixes both — and you don't need a backyard to do it. All you need is a windowsill, a few containers, and a little curiosity. Nina Grove is a second-grade teacher and mom who grew cherry tomatoes on an apartment balcony with her daughters — using yogurt cups and kitchen scraps. She wrote this book because real science happens right in your kitchen — no lab required.

There's an old saying every gardener knows: the sweetest tomato is always the one you grew yourself. And kids? They'll eat anything they've grown with their own hands — even the vegetables they've been refusing for years.