A moving story with an ecological slant, The One Tree will appeal to children aged around 5-9. Illustrated in the manga style, it tells the tale of how the One Tree is befriended by a boy, of its destruction and eventual renewal. Conveying a timeless sense of nature and our part within it rather than above it, The One Tree encourages us all to treat our mother Earth with the love and respect she deserves.
47pp, 152mm x 192mm, illus. in colour, softback, 2006
Geraldine McCaughrean's Blue Moon Mountain is the magical adventure of a girl seeking to meet a unicorn in the land of the beasts of mythology. For 3-7 year olds.
Grandmothers' Stories by Burleigh Muten and Sian Bailey is a collection that illustrates the finest qualities of the wise woman figure rather than the evil or frightening old women often depicted.
Magic Hoofbeats by Josepha Sherman and Linda Wingerter is a collection of magical stories about horses and ponies from around the world, suitable for 5-9 year olds.
Mayfly Day by Jeanne Willis & Tony Ross is a beautifully illustrated children's story about making the most of life and appreciating our natural surroundings.
David Fontana's More Nightlights is a collection of children's stories for meditation and affirmation to bring calm, self-confidence and creativity to young minds.
Hugh Lupton's Tales of Wisdom and Wonder are enchanting stories from around the world, of remarkable animals and extraordinary people, in which nothing is quite as it seems.
The Barefoot Book Of Classic Poems by Jackie Morris is a book for a child to grow up with, and a collection to be treasured by poetry lovers of all ages.
The Barefoot Book of Fairy Tales retold by Malachy Doyle and Nicoletta Ceccoli is a collection of traditional stories to feed and inspire the imagination, including The Twelve Dancing Princesses.
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