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| Publisher | Treasured Tree (12 June 2019) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Paperback | 36 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1925638383 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1925638387 |
| Dimensions | 21.59 x 0.23 x 21.59 cm |
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Janusz Iwanowski –
very good service ,thanks for it.
Nicketa –
This book is a great message for kids… teaching them the value of good words, with the destruction that bad words cause.
Mary E. Nesbit –
I liked the artwork/illustrations however I thought the whole text could do with a good edit. I actually thought I had missed a page after reading the first page which I started with high expectations. On page one we are introduced to the young prince and told he “played in a field with his two kinds of trees,” turn the page and the text goes on about “all the seeds he might want to exchange”. Sorry, but where did the seeds come from? To me there felt a disconnection between the trees and seeds and the metaphor of words. Disappointing, as I had high hopes of sharing this story with students in my class but felt I could not due to its confusing text.
Janie Sanchez –
Love
I bought this for my classroom. I enjoy reading this book. Such a great story about spreading kindness.
Amanda –
I love this children’s book
I am a little crazy when it comes to children’s books. I buy so very many and read to my three girls every day multiple times a day. I have a few favorites and a few favorite authors, but we have a huge library of children’s books. I only write a review on ones that I believe are special and this book is definitely one. My daughters loved the amazing illustrations and they had questions (which I love when books spark conversations) but were easily able to understand the moral. Be careful what you focus on in your mind because small words can grab hold. If something is said to you that is mean, let it go quickly and focus on the good. Love it. My girls are 3, 6, 8. Amazing children’s book. Amazing illustrations, amazing meaning. Definitely a buy for me.