This Way to the Garden (book)

This Way to the Garden is a 1999 Mopatop's Shop storybook, based on the episode of the same name.
Mopatop has a lot to sell in the shop today, including a giant green pea, a sparkly blue sea and a bird in a tree.
Puppyduck arrives a bit late this day, because she's been busy tending her garden. She wants to tell Mopatop what she's planted, but they're interrupted as a customer arrives -- a mole named Roley Moley, who's looking for a sign that says "This way for the garden". Puppyduck finds him a sign, and he heads on his way.
Puppyduck tries again to tell Mopatop about her garden, but is interrupted as Roley Moley returns to buy a fence to put the sign on. Now he's got everything he needs, except for one thing -- a garden. 
Puppyduck sings a silly song about what she's got in her garden -- it's full of teapots, pajamas and rowing boats: "There's toothpaste, and fast cars, saucepans and jam jars!" Moosey Mouse is spending time with the bird in the tree, and the two of them laugh at Puppyduck's song.
Roley Moley wants a more traditional garden, and Mopatop finds him one that has flowers, grass, bees and butterflies. There's still something missing, though. They finally figure out that the garden needs a bird in a tree, and the bird is delighted -- she loves gardens. Puppyduck still thinks the garden could use some teapots or stripy pajamas.
==Note==
In the book, Roley's name is spelled "Roly Moley", while the episode's credits say "Roley Moley".
Image:Birdinatree.jpg|Moosey talks to a bird in a tree.
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Category:Mopatop's Shop Books