The Very Lonely Tree

Name: The Very Lonely Tree
SKU: a21f3dbc282a9a1dabf3e027e948e204
Price: 10.5 EUR
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Bol High on the side of a mountain a tree grows all by itself. The tree looks very lonely. But the story shows the many ways the tree is connected to the world around it. Birds perch on its branches, chipmunks gather its pinecones, bees buzz, ants scurry, and even rock climbers rely on its strength. Through the passing seasons --- leaves falling, avalanches roaring, rocks sliding, and water rushing from snowmelt --- the tree remains steadfast, a quiet witness to life on the mountain. The lyrical watercolor illustrations bring the story to life. The use of sound words --- "kraa, kraa!", "buzz buzz," "clatter, clump, clack, whump!" --- make this book a joy to read aloud with children, inviting them to join in and engage with the story. This book is more than a nature story. It encourages children to realize that even when they feel alone, they are more connected than they realize.

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High on the side of a mountain a tree grows all by itself. The tree looks very lonely. But the story shows the many ways the tree is connected to the world around it. Birds perch on its branches, chipmunks gather its pinecones, bees buzz, ants scurry, and even rock climbers rely on its strength. Through the passing seasons --- leaves falling, avalanches roaring, rocks sliding, and water rushing from snowmelt --- the tree remains steadfast, a quiet witness to life on the mountain. The lyrical watercolor illustrations bring the story to life. The use of sound words --- "kraa, kraa!", "buzz buzz," "clatter, clump, clack, whump!" --- make this book a joy to read aloud with children, inviting them to join in and engage with the story. This book is more than a nature story. It encourages children to realize that even when they feel alone, they are more connected than they realize.

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