oranges

Jimmy learns a valuable lesson about sharing with his family and friends.

On a small Florida orange grove in the 1960s, fourteen-year-old Kady Palmer is burdened with housework and caring for her senile grandmother and mentally handicapped neighbor, so when a rich, handsome boy from school becomes interested in her she devises a plan to spend time with him.

Describes how North American oranges are grown, harvested, processed, and shipped to consumers.

Introduces the orange, from the time it begins to grow from a seed until it is sold in a farmer's market.

Easy-to-follow text teaches children how orange juice is made.

Traces the process by which oranges are grown, picked, and squeezed into orange juice. Includes instructions for making your own orange juice and growing your own orange tree.

On a small Florida orange grove in the 1960s, fourteen-year-old Kady Palmer is burdened with housework and caring for her senile grandmother and mentally handicapped neighbor, so when a rich, handsome boy from school becomes interested in her she devises a plan to spend time with him.

A giant takes an orange for a belly button, but trouble for both ensues before they are able to accept the right life for each.

Describes orange juice's journey from the tree to the table, explaining how oranges are grown, picked, packed, squeezed, and processed, and includes color photos and a recipe for orange ice pops.

Retells the story from a Prokofiev opera of a prince who is cursed by a witch to fall in love with three oranges, which he then must obtain from the giant who guards them in a desert castle.