Panique au potager

by Jean-Baptiste Drouot illustrated by Maud Legrand Acceptance • Humor • Rebellion • Vegetable Garden • Fruits • Vegetables • Change • Gardening • Fear Mr. Blachère’s garden is thriving—everyone is doing well, chatting, humming, and having fun. Until the day Mr. Blachère collapses onto the freshly turned soil, right in the middle of the fruits and vegetables. A city couple then buys the farm and wants to change everything: dig a swimming pool, adopt a dog, weed the garden… No way! The vegetables decide to come up with a diabolical plan to scare off the new owners—and anyone who might come after them. Jean-Baptiste Drouot brings us a delightfully offbeat new story where each fruit and vegetable has its own unique personality, yet they all share a common goal. A story deliciously illustrated by Maud Legrand.