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A Tree Is Nice
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Janice May Udry |
Briefly describes the value of a tree. |
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Green giants
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Sneed B. Collard |
Describes twelve of the world's tallest trees, such as the redwood, mountain ash, kauri, and Douglas fir. |
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A tree is growing
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Arthur Dorros |
Tells about the structure of trees and how they grow, as well as their uses. |
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The leaves on the trees
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Thom Wiley |
Follows a group of children as they enjoy the sights and smells of fall, including the crunchy leaves and those that have changed color. Based on the song "The wheels on the bus." |
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Arbre
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Pascale de Bourgoing |
Follows a chestnut tree through the seasons as it sprouts from its seed, blossoms, grows, sheds leaves, and drops new chestnuts that will one day become trees too. Some of the illustrations are on cl… |
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The never-ending greenness
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Neil Waldman |
When his family comes to live in Israel after the end of World War II, a young boy begins planting and caring for trees, a practice that spreads across the whole country. |
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Trees
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Barbara L. Webb |
Explains the importance of oxygen to life on Earth and how trees make oxygen, and describes the threat of carbon dioxide to the air and how trees help to control it. |
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Mighty Tree
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Dick Gackenbach |
Three seeds grow into three beautiful trees, each of which serves a different function in nature and for people. |
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A tree grows up
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J.-M Guilcher |
Text and photographs describe the characteristics of thirteen varieties of trees as they develop from seedlings to maturity. |
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A B Cedar
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George Ella Lyon |
An alphabet book introducing the leaves from a variety of trees. |
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Living fossils
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Howard Everett Smith |
Describes animals either so rare or so unusual, and with such ancient connections, that they deserve to be known as "living fossils." Also includes two trees which were rescued from extinction. |
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Monarchs of the forest
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Anne Ensign Brown |
Discusses the three species of redwood trees, which now grow naturally only in California, Oregon, and China. |
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