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The Vanderbeekers and the Hidden Garden (The Vanderbeekers, #2) The Vanderbeekers and the Hidden Garden by Karina Yan Glaser
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“Being in a garden makes we want to dance! -Laney”
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“Music makes a garden bloom. -Isa”
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“Hyacinth is still obsessed with Anne of Green Gables, huh?” Benjamin observed. “Yup.” Auntie Harrigan had given Hyacinth the audiobook for her birthday back in February, and since then, Hyacinth had listened to it from beginning to end at least thirteen times and could recite full passages from it.”
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“Jessie recited the periodic table over and over again by memory,”
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“wags per minute, or wpm,”
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“Happiness is spending a day in the garden with friends. ~Hyacinth”
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“Three days before the Garden Extravaganza, the Vanderbeekers walked to the garden to find the sidewalk in front of the gate filled with plants. There were two big pots of bright blue hydrangeas, four filled with peach-colored roses, a small tree with a scattering of green leaves, and twenty pots of lavender. Laney ran to the tree and hugged it. Hyacinth leaned over to smell the roses. Jessie and Oliver noticed ribbons attached to notes on some of the branches. As they peered at the cards, Orlando arrived carrying”
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“Mama's face hardened when she saw what Mr. Beiderman was holding. "Mr. Beiderman, you cannot keep eating that!" She grabbed the metal tins of SPAM and glared at the nutritional information. "Sixteen grams of fat in two ounces!" She tossed the tins into the trash as if they had said rude words to her.
Mr. Beiderman immediately went on the defensive. "I'm perfectly healthy."
"Ha!" Mama said. "You haven't seen your doctor in six years!" She grabbed the spare set of keys to Mr. Beiderman's apartment from a nail on the wall next to the laundry room and tossed it to Papa, who caught it cleanly in one hand.
"I'm on it!" Papa said, jogging up the stairs.
"Don't you dare get rid of my SPAM!" Mr. Beiderman yelled.
"Sorry! General's orders," Papa called out before the stairwell closed.”
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“I smell that meat-in-a-tin stuff," Laney reported, making a face.
"Oooh," Hyacinth said as she wagged a finger at Mr. Beiderman. "Mama is going to be mad at you!"
"You have no proof," Mr. Beiderman retorted. "That's just the smell of...turpentine. For my paintings."
"Uh-huh," Laney said, disbelieving. "I know that meat smell when I smell it.”
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“Maybe, Oliver thought, maybe the world worked only if people gave all they could without measuring the worth of what they gave.”
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“She felt Mr. Beiderman's shaky breathes, and she wondered how his lungs could keep drawing in air even though he'd lost the two people le loved most in the world.”
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“Keep calm and garden on! -Oliver”
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“A garden should always have a party in it. -Jessie”
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“tryptophan molecule.”
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“If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden.” —Frances Hodgson Burnett, The Secret Garden”
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