Books with title The Tree of Life

Through an act of providence, Oakie the acorn is buried in an apple orchard by an eccentric adventurer, Otis the wild-eyed squirrel. Oakie finds himself in an unfamiliar world, wrestling with who he is and whether or not he should stay. After a thrilling adventure exploring life outside of the orchard, Oakie returns home to an unexpected nemesis, Joshua, “the people". When tragedy strikes, Oakie and Joshua go on the most crucial journey of their lives, changing their destiny forever. The Tree of Life is an allegory that chronicles the journey each of us must embark upon to find healing from the bumps and bruises incurred through life. The invitation resounding from The Tree of Life is for adults to return to the joys of imaginative innocence and it’s a promise to children that everything they need to fulfill their dreams is within them. The message for everyone is that we must learn how to come alive wherever we find ourselves planted!

What does a little tree have to do with eternal salvation? In my book you will journey through time and meet great men and women in biblical history. Will one little tree be able to help them all through their trials and troubles? Read my book, "The Tree of Life" and see what kind of adventures a tree can have even though he is rooted to one spot for thousands of years.

This is Book Five in the "Shuzi" series.In Book One, Shuzi, "The Pirate Witches", the tale begins when we meet the main character "Shuzi", and we start our adventure as we follow her on her life journey.Now, in Book Five, "The Tree of Life", there will be a life altering discovery which will change the main characters' lives dramatically.Start with Shuzi, "The Pirate Witches", and prepare to be hooked.

Hello! I am n’Kara Friess. I am 10 years old and I wrote this Think-Positive-Adventure-Book for smart kids. The book contains adventure stories and many memorable drawings that I made. It also contains action pages where you are invited to contribute in words or drawings to the book and to your dreams. My book is for kids and teenagers, but equally useful for Grown ups. Many adults read my book and do the exercises, plus they use this book to read it to their children. So, what is my book all about? Tree of Life is a unique book about positive thinking, which will teach you how to convert your dreams into objectives, and then to reach them using the techniques described. Written by a child, it is easier to follow and free of the complexities and complications of adults. And it is this simplicity, which makes it easy to follow and to memorize.It is also ideal for parents who want to help their children at an early stage in life, to teach them how to help transform their child’s dreams into reality. Children have incredible imaginations. It’s one of the special abilities that they possess and it allows them to be able to enjoy make-believe in a way that adults find difficult to do.Now, in this amazing new book, where the reader is invited to contribute in writing, portraying or drawing their own plans, they can immerse themselves in an adventure of their choosing. Tree of Life is for smart kids & adults who want to live their dreams and for those who want to explore and win in life. But it doesn’t matter how tall or short you are, or how old or how young you are, it is for all of us who want to have more fun and adventures.It will be of great use to you and your family.

"The Tree of Life is a delightful read for children and adults. It is loaded with meaning, values, principles, and the wonder of a young girl who KNOWS she is loved and that Mom and Dad are always in her corner, mind, and heart. This book should be followed by many more. Just Terrific!" --Norma J. Barr, Ph.D., Owner, Barr & Barr Communication Consultants, Author, and Executive CoachTina Martin wrote The Tree of Life for her daughter Taylor, who is the illustrator."Spend a day with my best friend Lauren and me. Giggle a little, laugh a lot, and have a good time sharing all our fun!" --Taylor Martin"As an elementary school principal and educator of nearly two decades, I am inspired by the author's passion to help young readers navigate the complexities of text by providing a unique and innovative color-coded dialogue structure." --Thomas Swaninger, Gilbert AZA note for teachers and parents: This book is best for the imaginative young reader transitioning into chapter books and beginning to learn conversational text. Learning how to write or read conversational text can be confusing for a young reader. The chapters are short and more suitable to a young reader's attention. We want children to enjoy the speed of the read. Also, the dialogue for Taylor and Lauren, the two main characters, is color-coded to make it easier to identify the speaker in each conversation.From Tina Martin: "The book's creativity is in the lovable art created by my daughter, Taylor. I know your little ones will enjoy Taylor's and Lauren's adventures--and learn something too!"

The life of a tree from its own point of view.From a seed to a home for many.With short rhyming phrases for the little ones and notes of these tucked into the back for details.How are trees born?How do they grow?Do they help each other? Do they speak or trade?What happens when they get damaged?A book of rhymes, beautiful images and a different view.Please stay tuned for the paperback version.

Charlotte lives with her grandfather in a house with a secret: The Tower Room. It is the one room in which she’s been forbidden to snoop. Charlotte, however, is eleven years old and has a mind of her own, and when she and her friend Henry hide beneath the table of the Tower Room one afternoon in May, they overhear part of a conversation they were not meant to hear and are drawn into an adventure they could scarcely have imagined.Thrown back in time sixty years, they find themselves unwittingly involved in the imminent disappearance of a family heirloom with a colourful and uncertain past. But families too have their secrets, and the reasons behind them are rarely straightforward, and it is unclear what role Charlotte and Henry are meant to play if they are ever to return to their own time.A fascinating portrait of Toronto in the spring of 1939, The Tree of Life explores the nature of family, loss, and what it means to find one’s place in the world.

This tale was written having in mind the comunication between adoptive children and their foster parents when facing the time to explain their origin, just as I did with my children.It tells the story of the adoption process in a family of birds facing the same dilemmas that every foster parent faces. It is explained through the eyes of the animals of the Tree of Life, showing how the most important thing about any family is the love and care parents give to their children; it's a tale about love and the feeling that you are part of a family, no matter where you come from.