The Littlest Solstice Tree - Perron, Lisa Varchol
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Deep in the forest, where giant pines grow . . . Eager, young Sapling stands covered in snow. Every winter solstice, one evergreen is crowned Tree of the Year, and this year, Sapling wants nothing more than to win. Her chances are as small as her stature, but when she befriends an overlooked neighbor, she wonders if they might reach new heights together. Poetically told from the point of view of a small tree in the forest, The Littlest Solstice Tree brings together themes of intergenerational friendship, challenging the status quo, and youth bringing about change--all within a charming, cozy…mehr

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Deep in the forest, where giant pines grow . . . Eager, young Sapling stands covered in snow. Every winter solstice, one evergreen is crowned Tree of the Year, and this year, Sapling wants nothing more than to win. Her chances are as small as her stature, but when she befriends an overlooked neighbor, she wonders if they might reach new heights together. Poetically told from the point of view of a small tree in the forest, The Littlest Solstice Tree brings together themes of intergenerational friendship, challenging the status quo, and youth bringing about change--all within a charming, cozy tale about holiday celebration. An author's note brings more context to the story, highlighting how trees have been used in winter solstice--and Christmas--celebrations for centuries.
Autorenporträt
Lisa Varchol Perron is a children's author and poet based in Boston, Massachusetts. She is passionate about spending time outdoors, and many of her books reflect her interest in and appreciation of our natural world. She has written several books for children, including My Love for You and various nonfiction titles, such as Wonder Why, All the Rocks We Love, and Patterns Everywhere. When she is not writing, Lisa works as a psychotherapist. She is endlessly impressed and inspired by the curious kids she meets at storytimes and school visits, and is a big believer in asking questions.