Books with title The Little Fir Tree

Originally published in 1973, The Scrawny Little Tree tells of a destitute little boy who has always wanted a Christmas tree. He finally has saved enough to buy a little tree all his own, one with scrawny limbs and very few needles. But the boy's love for his first Christmas tree is not affected by its diminuitive stature. His love and the magic of Christmas combine to make a strange and wonderful thing happen to the town . . . Told in rhyme and with retro illustrations, The Scrawny Little Tree is sure to become a favorite holiday tale!

Have you ever had someone who walked into your life and forever carved a special place in your heart? Have you ever had a best friend that you can never forget? Have you ever loved someone so much that it hurts and makes you smile the same time when you think about him or her? This is a story about a lasting friendship and an undying love. A friendship that is true and pure. A love that is unconditional and forgiving. This is a story about keeping promises regardless of circumstances, time, and space."The Tree & The Little Girl" is intended for people of all ages. Everyone should be able to identify with the characters and relate with the deeper message and the universal theme of friendship and love. It is easy to follow and illustrated with silhouettes that beautifully accompany the text. Once you pick the book up, you will want to continue to the end to find out how it ends. Hope you enjoy it.

The Little Green Tree is a modern parable, that is, an allegory designed to illustrate and teach truths, spiritual principles, or moral lessons. This parable presents a fresh but profound view concerning the central theme, the dangers of disobedience as it successfully captures the challenges of parenting. This powerfully moving story, written as a poem, offers believable, everyday moments between mother and son.The compelling subject of the short tale is about the relationship between the mother tree and her son. The Little Green Tree takes readers and listenersboth children and adultson an imaginary journey into a mothers understanding heart and a sons rebellious spirit that reveals both joy and pain. Lesser themes are living responsibly, enlightened self interest, and personal power through awareness.Readers and listeners, alike, will witness the love and caring of both the mother tree and her self-destructive offspring. Unfortunately, the son fails to take his mothers knowledge, ancient wisdom, and perspective into account. It is sad, but it is also uplifting because of its honest statements of pure, natural truths concerning the universal laws that govern our time-space-reality.With candor, this powerful, practical, and poignant story is written as a lyrical poem with 18 verses written in octaves. The vibrant narrative style, characterized by the fun-to-read rhymes, will help children and their parents to understand the enchanting tale. Succeeding on multiple levels, it is a story about nature and nurture. It is about compassionate parenting. Note that the little green tree is reared in an emotionally safe and caring environment; thus, the community is a major character. Because there is not a page that fails to grip the reader and the listener, dialogue will be initiated between parent and child.The Little Green Tree is an essential book for teaching and entertaining toddlers to pre-teens.