Poems from Eden

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A selection of poems, both funny and poignant, about plants, which appear all over the Eden exhibits. Rubber Blubber Bounce Flounce Wind it Stretch it Sit on it... Annamaria Murphy's witty poems and Alan Clarke's brilliant cartoons lead you all the way round the amazing Eden Project from the famous Biomes, through the outdoor exhibits, and back to the visitors' centre. Now you can take the poems home with you as a reminder of your incredible journey around the world of plants.

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