Publisher: Chicago Review Press

Copyright Date: 2024

Edition Date: 2023 Release Date: 08/20/24

Pages: 1 volume (unpaged)

ISBN: 1-8391-3190-X

ISBN 13: 978-1-8391-3190-5

Dewey: E

Dimensions: 30 cm.

Subject Heading:
Trees in cities. Juvenile fiction.
Trees in cities. Social aspects. Juvenile fiction.
City planning. Environmental aspects. Juvenile fiction.
Community life. Juvenile fiction.
Children's stories.
Trees in cities. Fiction.
Trees in cities. Social aspects. Fiction.
City planning. Environmental aspects. Fiction.
Community life. Fiction.

Language: English

Reading Level: 1.0

Interest Level: P-2

Adoette lived to be 100 years old. Just imagine all the things she saw! She lived on the same street all her life, but one day, people decided it would be best if she would go... Award-winning author-illustrator Lydia Monks, illustrator of What the Ladybird Heard , beautifully tells the tale of the life of one tree, from a young sapling to a mighty oak, becoming the beating heart of the community she lived in, right up until the day they cut her down. But there's hope, when one little girl takes one of her acorns to plant in the community garden.