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Award-winning author Alvin Tresselt''s classic story about the cycle of life is beautifully illustrated and an excellent resource for families.

The Gift of the Tree reveals the role of an ancient oak tree in the cycle of nature as it dies and returns to the earth, providing nourishment for new life all around it.

Originally published in 1972 under the title The Dead Tree, this story about the cycle of nature has never been more timely. Henri Sorensen’s exquisite paintings for this reillustrated edition capture all the beauty and power of the tree’s transformations.

As School Library Journal commented: The interdependence of plant and animal life is clearly evident, including both those that seek its shelter and those that hasten the decaying process to prepare the soil for new life. The original text stands the test of time, reaching its audience with power and emotion as it directs attention to the force

The Gift of the Tree

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Hardback by Alvin Tresselt , Henri Sorensen

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Award-winning author Alvin Tresselt''s classic story about the cycle of life is beautifully illustrated and an excellent resource for families.... Read more

    Publisher: HarperCollins
    Publication Date: 3/24/1992 12:00:00 AM
    ISBN13: 9780688106843, 978-0688106843
    ISBN10: 0688106846

    Number of Pages: 32

    Non Fiction , Mathematics & Science , Education

    Description

    Award-winning author Alvin Tresselt''s classic story about the cycle of life is beautifully illustrated and an excellent resource for families.

    The Gift of the Tree reveals the role of an ancient oak tree in the cycle of nature as it dies and returns to the earth, providing nourishment for new life all around it.

    Originally published in 1972 under the title The Dead Tree, this story about the cycle of nature has never been more timely. Henri Sorensen’s exquisite paintings for this reillustrated edition capture all the beauty and power of the tree’s transformations.

    As School Library Journal commented: The interdependence of plant and animal life is clearly evident, including both those that seek its shelter and those that hasten the decaying process to prepare the soil for new life. The original text stands the test of time, reaching its audience with power and emotion as it directs attention to the force

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