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Stop and Smell the Tulips

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By Kevin Young, Chioma Ebinama, Kayo Maclear, Gracey Zang
| Substack
Ask any James Marshall fan what their favorite George and Martha story is, and you’ll receive a quick, enthusiastic answer. Often it’s “Split Pea Soup” or “The Surprise” — both of which are charming and hilarious (a Marshall specialty), but neither is my favorite. The story that planted a seed in my heart is “The Garden,” the last story in George and Martha: Encore. “The Garden” starts with Martha feeling discouraged about her messy weed garden. “I don’t seem to have a green thumb,” she sobbed.
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