
Written and photographed by Ken Robbins
From a tree's first blossom to a crunchy bite, how does an apple grow?
Hand-colored photographs follow apples from the planting of a tree and the bees that pollinate its blossoms to the harvest, then show the many ways people enjoy them: in pies and strudel, cider and applesauce, and best of all in one crisp, sweet bite.
Apples!Apples!Apples!Crunchy and tasty, sweet and tart, in colorful shades of red, yellow, and green – sometimes all three – everyone loves apples! In this lively and vibrant book, young readers will learn how apples grow, from the planting of a tree, to the pollination of buds by bees, and on to the harvest. And then comes the fun part as apples are used to tease the taste buds in so many ways – in pies and strudel, in cider and applesauce, but most of all, in that one simple crunch when one bites into an apple’s crisp sweetness. Ken Robbins’s hand-colored photographs will make you want to take a bite yourself!
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