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From Bella online: "Even if you don’t have any interest in vegetable gardening, you will find plenty to like about the book..."

Vermont Today says Alexander's wry humor and ability to get himself in trouble makes this an unexpected page-turner. Each chapter — such as "You may be smarter, but he's got more time" about squirrels, deer and woodchucks and one nasty possum — leaves you eager to see what is coming next up the not-so-garden path.

Square Books calls The $64 Tomato "a hilarious and honest look at one man's obsession"

Strand Books of New York City, who has added The $64 Tomato to its famed 18 miles of books finds it "a funny and heartfelt book that "grows" to show that a man and his garden are never very far apart."