New York Times bestselling character Millie Fleur has a Big problem in this book perfect for the season!
Autumn has arrived, and the residents of Garden Glen are feeling dreary thinking about the gray months ahead. Lucky for them, Millie Fleur has a plan to bring color back to town. Her unusual pumpkin patch is sure to delight her neighbors.
But when Millie Fleur's growing gourds take on a life of their own, she'll have to find a way out of this pumpkin problem!
"Elizabeth Knowelden narrates another of Millie Fleur's enchanted gardening adventures. This time, Millie plants a pumpkin patch with magic soil to brighten Garden Glen for the fall. As she works, her cheerful chatter can be heard in the background. When Millie's garden shed escapes the yard, it dances through town to a quaint country music tune, accidentally spilling seeds and soil wherever it goes. Listeners will enjoy nature sound effects, orchestral music, and the grumblings of the locals as the enchanted pumpkins overrun Garden Glen. Eventually, the townsfolk work together to find unique uses for the extreme variety and abundance of pumpkins.
Knowelden's proper English accent has a hint of a wink and a smile throughout. (Picture book. 4-8)"
