Zombie Gardening
Do you have what it takes to survive...
Zombie Gardening
Do you have what it takes to survive...
About the book
What is Zombie Gardening?
Zombie Gardening is an urban plant foraging guide for zombie survival. It is a fun and unique field guide for both youth and adults. The book draws readers in by offering unique and humorous field notes about the identification of edible plants and the ongoing struggles of living in a post zombie world. Also, check out the Zombie Gardening Teaching Guide available on Amazon.
"Author Adam Kessel provides readers with a beautifully illustrated field guide to foraging that may just save your life one day... from food to medicine, Zombie Gardening covers it all."
-Zombie Research Society
"This book is a great way to get anyone, especially kids, into learning more about the nature around them. It also shows you that those "weeds" that may be growing in your yard or in the sidewalk might be able to save your life one day."
-SXU Student Media
"Both humorous and informative, this guide takes you through identifying local plants as food sources... Whilst the tone is light, the information is serious and has been meticulously researched and cross verified."
-HorrorBooks 101
What is the Zombie Gardening Teaching Guide?
The Zombie Gardening Teaching Guide will provide a framework on utilizing the book, Zombie Gardening, to introduce basic plant identification and gardening to your audiences. This teaching guide includes a lesson plan, teaching tips, foraging scenario cards, a classroom foraging guide, and an indoor foraging option to help all teachers have a successful Zombie Gardening adventure anytime, anywhere.
About the author
Adam Kessel
Adam Kessel has taught urban ecology programs extensively throughout the Great Lakes Region. As a father, he is always looking for ways to share the magic of nature in every outdoor experience with his children. His books offer an opportunity to find that magic of nature in places that one might overlook. Adam received his Master of Arts in Teaching from National-Louis University of Chicago. He holds a teaching certificate with the State of Illinois, an arborist certificate through the International Society of Arboriculture, and an Interpretive Guide certificate through National Association for Interpretation.