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A parable about adoption, this charming story tells of an apple tree who is unable to bear fruit—no matter how hard she tries—until a wise farmer finds a way. He grafts a bud onto Little Tree's limb, and in time she becomes the most colorful tree in the orchard. All those who have experienced the bonds of family in more ways than one will share in Little Tree’s delight when she discovers that it does not matter if her apples came from another tree; she loves them as her very own. Existing adoptive parents, as well as those exploring the possibility of adoption for the first time, will find Little Tree's story especially touching. The book also honors the birth mother in a unique way, helping children understand how love is the motivation for her actions.
A Gift for Little Tree
by Marquez, Colleen D.C.Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2014-01-14
Publisher(s): Cupola Press
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Author Biography
Colleen D.C. Marquez is the director of outreach and development for Bethany Christian Services for the San Francisco Bay Area and an adoptive mother of two. She lives in Pleasant Hill, California. Masako Dunn is a book illustrator and pastel, oil, and watercolor artist. Her art has been exhibited in galleries across Japan and Hawaii. She owns the Mako Gallery in northwest Montana. She lives in Whitefish, Montana.
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