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Plant Life Cycles (Pull Ahead Readers-Fiction)
What can we do with seeds, flowers, and fruit? Young readers will find out in these stories featuring engaging text and inviting, full-colour illustrations.
Plant Life Cycles (Pull Ahead Readers-Nonfiction)
Survey the life cycle of many common plants, from seed and sprout to flower and fruit. These nonfiction titles will help build literacy skills for emergent readers through levelled text and vivid, carefully matched photos.
Plant Power (Pogo Books)
Venus fly traps snap shut on their prey. Aloe vera plants can be used to soothe sunburns. Plant Power explores the powers of meat-eating plants, healing plants, poisonous plants, prickly plants, pollinating plants, and photosynthesis. Beautiful, crisp, colour photos, frequent diagrams and graphics, and an activity complement the carefully levelled text and aid the reader's understanding of these incredible plant powers.
Plant: Explore the Extraordinary World of Plants and Flowers 
This book is simply stunning! Our planet is covered in an incredible variety of awesome plants, from the tiny blades of grass under our feet to giant redwood trees towering above our heads. Plant explores the science behind plants in a fun and curious way, with fascinating bite-size facts and stunning full-colour illustrations throughout. Covering key topics, including germination, pollination, seed dispersal and much more!
Planting People Growing Justice: Little World Citizens
Introduce children to world history, cultures, and languages with books celebrate diversity, promote inclusion, and foster leadership development.Readers will embark on a journey of learning and discovery. They will develop the skills needed to become world citizens who work to build a more just, peaceful, sustainable, and inclusive society.
Plants
Our planet is covered with an incredible variety of plants, from tiny blades of grass under our feet to giant trees towering above our heads. Explore the science of plants in a fun way through quick, browsable facts and stunning illustrations. Check out the weird and wonderful: from the carnivorous pitcher plants that trap insects, to the amazing species used in cooking or medicines, and more. High interest with wide appeal, this series journeys through nature and the elements and the animals that live alongside plants.
Plants (21st Century Junior Library)
Beautiful photographs combined with easy-to-readtext make this series a good choice for young aspiring botonists. This engaging series provides the right amount of information on how plants grow, why they need sun, and how plants are used in food, clothing, and medicine.
Plants (21st Century Junior Library) 
Beautiful photographs combined with easy-to-readtext make this series a good choice for young aspiring botonists. This engaging series provides the right amount of information on how plants grow, why they need sun, and how plants are used in food, clothing, and medicine.
Plants Can't Sit Still
Do plants really move? Absolutely! You might be surprised by all the movements that plants can make. Plants might not pick up their roots and walk away, but they definitely don't sit still! Discover the many ways plants (and their seeds) move. Whether it's a sunflower, a Venus flytrap, or intriguingly exotic plants like an exploding cucumbers, this fascinating picture book shows just how excitingly active plants really are.
Plants vs. Meats: The Health, History, and Ethics of What We Eat
In addition to health concerns, people make food choices for ethical and religious reasons. Some ancient religions asserted that killing animals was wrong, a belief that persists among modern vegetarians and vegans. Some twenty-first-century consumers shun meat from factory farms-where animals are crowded into stalls and fattened up with antibiotics and hormones. An increasing number of people seek out foods grown locally, especially those raised without chemical pesticides, using agricultural methods that keep the soil healthy and do not waste water. As Earth's population grows, chefs, nutritionists, and scientists are considering how to feed the world. The future of food includes insect-based foods, 3-D-printed meals, and crops that cangrow inside buildings. What do you choose to eat and why? This book will help you make decisions to support your values.