Growing Vegetables with a Smile (Gardening with a Smile, Book 1)

ISBN: 0984287337

Author: Nikolay Kurdyumov

Condition: New

MANIFEST YOUR PERSONAL GROWTH IN YOUR GARDEN! "Growing Vegetables with a Smile" takes you to where no other book ever has - cultivating your happiness one garden bed at a time! Unlock your creative abilities by understanding plants and the soil, and use your garden as a model for achieving success in life. "GIVE ME SOME DIRT TO PLANT A PARADISE GARDEN!" This book has already sold over one million copies in other languages. It touches your heart and wows your mind. Author's humor and positive attitude are contagious. Even if you never gardened before, you will feel like running into your backyard, sticking seeds into the soil, and then... growing WITH your plants! ADVANCING HUMANITY ONE GARDEN AT A TIME. Packed with practical advice on all aspects of natural growing, this uplifting volume makes the joy of a bountiful harvest accessible to all. It invites you to become a co-creator with your land, showing that gardening is as much about you as it is about cucumbers and tomatoes. A global transformation begins with your smile and your backyard! THE ULTIMATE INFORMATION-WRAPPING EXPERIENCE. A renowned educator, Nikolay Kurdyumov makes extensive use of advanced information-wrapping techniques, infusing each sentence with information and emotion. You will feel like you've just received a PhD in Organic Agriculture! Full-color photos and over 100 funny illustrations make for an amazing "reading & growing" experience. "LIKE AN IGNITION SPARK" - READERS' REVIEWS. "Kurdyumov is Russia's best gardening author. He has a unique gift to make us aware of what we've always seen but never paid any attention to - the keys to our own happiness as revealed by our garden plants. He explains it all in such an accessible manner. Pure genius!" - Konstantin. "I now get an emotional uplift every time I work in the garden! I've arranged it all following the advice in this book. It's immensely enjoyable, easy, and everything grows so well." - Natalie