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Tree: A Peek-Through Picture Book | Britta Teckentrup
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"Originally published by Little Tiger Press in the United Kingdom, in 2015."
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This year‘s Jólabókaflóð book exchange! My husband: Shoeless Joe (Field of Dreams), me: The City of Mists, my kids: Frog and Toad set and Tree. We‘ve celebrated this tradition since visiting Iceland in 2017 and I look forward to it every year. Time to curl up with our books. Merry Christmas Eve! Happy reading to all of you!

melissajayne I heard Kinsella do a reading in Chilliwack, BC about 6 or 7 years ago 2y
AvidReader25 @melissajayne that‘s awesome! I read this one almost 10 years ago when we were in Iowa and loved it. I hope my husband will too! 2y
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Watch the tree change as each page is turned! The perfect picture book for curious young minds.

Through a hole in the book‘s cover, an owl invites you inside to meet a majestic tree and all its forest inhabitants during the changing seasons. #fallcolours #fallfinds

JanuarieTimewalker13 Oooh!! This sounds great!! 4y
LeticiaToraci Does it have text or it's a pictures only book? 4y
Eggs @LeticiaToraci oh yes there is text through all the seasons ❣️ 4y
Eggs @JanuarieTimewalker13 kids love it 🥰 4y
JanuarieTimewalker13 Yeah, I‘m thinking I will buy it for my nieces‘ kids📚❤️ 4y
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“ The seasons have all come and gone. Snow has fallen, sun has shown. Owl sees the first new buds appear, and so begins another year.

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I thought it was different about the owl was the only constant cut out on every page.

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This book was about an hour is all the seasons change. He saw the world around him come to life and then quiet down again when winter came.