Augustine Okoth

Join Kani and Taila, two curious friends, as they discover how to grow food right where they live. With a little creativity, water, and care, they turn a small city space into a Magic Water Garden where plants begin to grow and thrive. Through their fun adventure, children learn that you don’t need a big farm to grow food. Even in the city, small spaces like balconies, windowsills, and tiny gardens can become wonderful places for plants to grow. Beautifully illustrated and easy to follow, this story gently introduces children ages 6–9 to the idea of urban farming in a way that feels magical, simple, and exciting.