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40 pp.
| Candlewick |
February, 2017 |
TradeISBN 978-0-7636-8952-0$16.99
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With plans to build a grand house, a couple buys land on which a tree stands. But removing the tree would leave many animals homeless, so the couple (expecting their own child) builds a treehouse instead. The thoughtful fable could provoke discussion about homes, nature, and environmental responsibility. Perfectly suited to the ultra-spare text, cartoonlike pen and watercolor illustrations convey big emotions with few strokes.