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April 15, 2010 10:16 am

Every day is Earth Day ~ here on the planet!

On Earth Day, April 22, 2010, Global Garden’s first children’s book, “Earth Day, a Universal Bedtime Story” was introduced to the students in the Young Naturalist Class at The American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan with a live reading performed by its author and illustrator, Barbara L. George and International TV Personality and Producer, Myreah Moore.

Myreah Moore (International TV Personality), Jennifer Belfiore (Instructor for Young Naturalists), Barbara L. George (Author and Illustrator) and Albert J. Mastice (Vice President of Global Garden)

Young Naturalists enjoy book reading

Barbara autographs books for Young Naturalists

To help insure sweet dreams and a sweet life Ms. George’s book encourages its readers to appreciate and embrace the diversity of our universe (the stars, moons, planets and plutoids) as well as our wonderful cultural diversity, here on Earth!  For such a message to be conveyed, it would have to come from an unquestionable authority and one who is recognized the world round, and so it is the Sun who offers the answer to the question, “What makes the Earth so special?”  “People!” Said the Sun. 

This book is educational, entertaining and inspiring, a must read for children pre-school to third grade.

“It was a great honored to be able to introduce Earth Day a Universal Bedtime Story at the home of the Hayden Planetarium, as it is the very place that inspired my love of Earth Science and began a lifetime of star gazing!  But since every day is Earth Day (here on Earth), I look forward to lots more live presentations!” Exclaimed, Ms. George, President of Global Garden.

If your school or organization is interested in scheduling a live reading, please e-mail or call ~  as every day is Earth Day!

E-MAIL:   barbara@globalgardensfoundation.org

PHONE:   (201)-305-5322

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Global Garden Films interviews Cathy Harragian on location at her organically certified orchard leased from the state of Massachusetts.

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January 20, 2010 8:58 am

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Linda Borghi at the Middletown Unitarian Universalist Fellowship 6 Orchard Street (Corner of East Main St) Middletown, NY 10940 on January 17th, 11AM (in 3 parts) Produced by Neil MacDonald Hickok for Global Gardens

part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xPKxNIHTCk