Worm Makes a Sandwich – Funny Garden Picture Book for Kids

Worm Makes a Sandwich by Brianne Farley is a playful and delightfully funny picture book that turns backyard curiosity into a laugh-out-loud outdoor adventure. Worm is determined to make a sandwich. There’s just one problem — worms don’t exactly eat sandwiches. As Worm gathers ingredients and tries to figure things out, young readers are pulled into a silly, imaginative story full of garden discoveries, unexpected facts, and outdoor fun. Blending humor with gentle nature learning, this story introduces children to worms, soil, composting, and the important role tiny creatures play in the natural world. Why Parents Love It Funny and engaging: Keeps kids laughing while encouraging curiosity about nature. Supports outdoor learning: Introduces worms, gardens, soil, and decomposition in an approachable way. Encourages backyard exploration: Inspires kids to dig, observe, and ask questions outside. Great read-aloud energy: Playful pacing and humor work well for family reading and classrooms. Nature-rich storytelling: Helps children connect everyday outdoor discoveries with imaginative play. Built for Real Outdoor Childhoods Worm Makes a Sandwich captures the kind of messy, curious outdoor moments kids remember — turning over rocks, digging in garden beds, collecting worms after the rain, and discovering how nature works up close. Perfect for families seeking more green time, less screen time through backyard adventures, gardening routines, and hands-on outdoor learning. Things to Know Recommended ages: 3–7 years Format: Hardcover picture book Themes: Worms, gardening, composting, nature exploration, humor, outdoor curiosity Author & illustrator: Brianne Farley Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons Books for Young Readers Product Details Title: Worm Makes a Sandwich Author: Brianne Farley ISBN-13: 9780593697801 Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons Books for Young Readers Language: English Format: Hardcover Why ODSS Recommends It This book celebrates the kind of outdoor curiosity that starts with muddy hands and endless questions. Worm Makes a Sandwich encourages kids to slow down, notice the tiny living things around them, and build meaningful connections with the natural world through play, humor, and everyday backyard adventures.