A fresh twist on Shel Silverstein's The Giving Tree based on a real tree in Wisconsin that became something more, this is a timeless story about loss and renewal at home and in nature.
"This is a true story about a Tree that grew from something more than water and sunshine. It grew from love."
The animals and humans always knew their tree was special. The trunk was the best place to host championship bingo tournaments, and the branches were perfect for swinging in the shade!
But when the tree gets sick, neighbors new and old will have to join forces if they have any chance of saving their treetop home.
A touching tale based on the true story of one special tree, and the community that brought it back to life.
"A sweet and inspiring ode to the draw of nature and power of community." -Publishers Weekly
"An optimistic message about love, loss, and cooperation. An imaginative tribute." -Kirkus Reviews
TEREASA SURRATT, cottage and camp design junkie as well as author of A Very Modest Cottage, is an advertising creative director at Ogilvy, where she has helped to create campaigns for brands such as Dove (including the “Campaign for Real Beauty”), Suave, Motorola, Craftsman, and FLOR. Her interior design, entertaining, and renovation projects have been featured on NPR and in Country Living, Better Homes and Gardens, ReadyMade, Dwell, CS Interiors, Chicago Home + Garden, and more. To follow her found, free, and flea adventures, visit Tereasa.com.
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NICOLA SLATER is a children's book illustrator and popcorn aficionado. She was born in the windy north of England and later moved to Buckinghamshire, where she went to school. Nicola lives with her family in Cheshire, England, close to the local cinema, which she visits very often.
NICOLA SLATER is a children's book illustrator and popcorn aficionado. She was born in the windy north of England and later moved to Buckinghamshire, where she went to school. Nicola lives with her family in Cheshire, England, close to the local cinema, which she visits very often.
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A fresh twist on Shel Silverstein's The Giving Tree based on a real tree in Wisconsin that became something more, this is a timeless story about loss and renewal at home and in nature.
"This is a true story about a Tree that grew from something more than water and sunshine. It grew from love."
The animals and humans always knew their tree was special. The trunk was the best place to host championship bingo tournaments, and the branches were perfect for swinging in the shade!
But when the tree gets sick, neighbors new and old will have to join forces if they have any chance of saving their treetop home.
A touching tale based on the true story of one special tree, and the community that brought it back to life.
Reviews
"A sweet and inspiring ode to the draw of nature and power of community." -Publishers Weekly
"An optimistic message about love, loss, and cooperation. An imaginative tribute." -Kirkus Reviews
Author
TEREASA SURRATT, cottage and camp design junkie as well as author of A Very Modest Cottage, is an advertising creative director at Ogilvy, where she has helped to create campaigns for brands such as Dove (including the “Campaign for Real Beauty”), Suave, Motorola, Craftsman, and FLOR. Her interior design, entertaining, and renovation projects have been featured on NPR and in Country Living, Better Homes and Gardens, ReadyMade, Dwell, CS Interiors, Chicago Home + Garden, and more. To follow her found, free, and flea adventures, visit Tereasa.com.
View titles by Tereasa Surratt
NICOLA SLATER is a children's book illustrator and popcorn aficionado. She was born in the windy north of England and later moved to Buckinghamshire, where she went to school. Nicola lives with her family in Cheshire, England, close to the local cinema, which she visits very often.
NICOLA SLATER is a children's book illustrator and popcorn aficionado. She was born in the windy north of England and later moved to Buckinghamshire, where she went to school. Nicola lives with her family in Cheshire, England, close to the local cinema, which she visits very often.
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