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Publication
HarperCollins (1995), Edition: 1st, 40 pages
Description
Invites the reader to experience the life of a tree and its relationship to the sky through storytelling, art appreciation, and scientific exploration.
User reviews
LibraryThing member matthewbloome
I love Thomas Locker paintings. They are so wonderfully detailed. This year-long examination of a tree and the paintings it is built around informabout how a deciduous tree changes throughout the year to accomodate the changing seasons. The questions at the end are equally illuminating. It's a
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unusual and wonderful sort of story. Show Less
LibraryThing member fuzzytoaster77
A book about how trees change through different seasons. Good illustrations.
Ages 3-6
Source: Pierce County Library System
Ages 3-6
Source: Pierce County Library System
LibraryThing member JackieOttman
during the seasons the tree is shown changing and the different wildlife that come in contact with the tree. Breautiful artwork, literacy, science.
3 and up group or individual
3 and up group or individual
LibraryThing member Marlene28
This book is very interesting, this shows how a tree changes during different seasons. Oil paintings are very beautiful and striking also it have questions at the bottom of each chapter so that the audience can discuss about why the change of the tree.
Age: 5 and Up
Source: Lakewood Library
Age: 5 and Up
Source: Lakewood Library
Awards
Riverby Awards (Winner — 1996)
ISBN
0060248831 / 9780060248833