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Little Tree by E. E. Cummings
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Little Tree

by E. E. Cummings

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This book would be used for Christmas time or any time a teacher is discussing holidays, etc. However, I did not like that the words on the pages did not start with capital letters and there were odd spaces in between the words.
  amcannova | Oct 11, 2009 |
Lyric Poem: This poem tells the story of the littlest Christmas tree in the forest. One day a little girl comforts the tree and takes it inside her house so she and her brother can decorate it with Christmas decorations. In the end everyone in town sees the pretty decorated tree in the window of the house of the little girl and boy and they all decide to dance and sing "Noel Noel."

I thought this book was pleasant and flowing. The pictures made more since to me than the poem. If the book did not have pictures you might be confused with the story the poem is trying to tell.

This book teaches children to love people and things no matter what the circumstance. That is, this book teaches children to love someone or something who is shorter, taller, depressed, or even just diffent in any way shape or form. This book also teaches children to be comforting to someone who is going through something. Lastly I think this book teaches children to be kind to nature, animals, and other people as well as to be a blessing by doing something nice for someone or something. ( )
  hd071338 | Sep 15, 2008 |
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0786807954, Hardcover)

"Hardcover: 32 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.41 x 11.36 x 10.14 Publisher: Hyperion; 1st ed edition (September 3, 2001) ISBN: 0786807954 Ages 4-8 ""Little tree/ little silent Christmas tree/ you are so little/ you are more like a flower/ who found you in the green forest/ and were you very sorry to come away?"" So begins e.e. cummings' beloved tribute to the tiny evergreen tree, taken away from the cold forest to be decorated and adored by two children in their home at Christmas. Simply and sensitively told from the innocence of a child's eyes, e.e. cummings' little tree comes to life as the children bestow upon it their heart-felt promises of comfort and love. Artist Mary Claire Smith's whimsical, contemporary illustrations capture all the joy and magic of this cherished Christmas favorite. A truly affecting book that should be under every family's Christmas tree."

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:57:52 -0400)

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