The Fate of the Christmas Tree - Soto, Judy Blishen
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The evergreen tree is separated from his family and faces the fate of all Christmas trees. It happens every year as the Christmas season approaches. The trees are decorated with lights and colorful decorations, the center of attention. Then after the season is over the trees are discarded and left in the street for the garbage men to take away. This is a whimsical story of one tree's journey, a story of magic and miracles. This is a story to delight the child in all of us. In the spirit of saving the planet and preserving the forests, this is a story to make people aware of saving the trees.…mehr

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The evergreen tree is separated from his family and faces the fate of all Christmas trees. It happens every year as the Christmas season approaches. The trees are decorated with lights and colorful decorations, the center of attention. Then after the season is over the trees are discarded and left in the street for the garbage men to take away. This is a whimsical story of one tree's journey, a story of magic and miracles. This is a story to delight the child in all of us. In the spirit of saving the planet and preserving the forests, this is a story to make people aware of saving the trees. Years ago, someone invented the artificial Christmas tree as a way to help protect our forests. Despite this innovation, many people still cut down or purchase real trees each year. Through this story, readers are invited to reflect on the impact of their choices and consider more sustainable traditions.
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Autorenporträt
Judy Blishen Soto is a California Native American who lived in Paradise, California, until November 8, 2018, when a wildfire swept through the town destroying most of it. She had to relocate, but still lives in northern California in a town close by. Her first book was published in February 2024 about a family dog named Tuk. This encouraged her to write another book for children aimed at conservation and teaching responsibility for the future of the earth in story form.