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The Tree That Sat Down

M. Joan Chard
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
KidsOcado

About

Combining poetry and prose, this tale in the fantasy/parable genre features a grandfather and his grandson who journey to a magical glade of talking trees. There they witness a drama reflecting the human tendency to erect barriers rather than bridges of understanding and connection. One tree in particular plays a role in helping them discover the significance of diversity and inclusion in their relationship with the natural world and with others.



A coming-of-age story, it contains elements of Celtic lore in its focus on listening to and learning from the trees. The bond between youth and age portrayed in the characters and animated in their unique woodland encounter will resonate with children and appeal to adults who enjoy reading to their grandchildren. Concern for the environment as a living entity, encouragement of empathy, and celebration of the wonders of creation are central themes.

Related Subjects

  • General (Juvenile Fiction)
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • General (Fantasy)
  • Fantasy

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M. Joan ChardAuthor