The Tree of Life An Amazonian Folk Tale
By Charlotte Guillain
A magical tree gives everything—until villagers’ greed makes its wondrous gifts mysteriously disappear.
Genres
What is The Tree of Life An Amazonian Folk Tale about?
Deep in the Amazon rainforest, a village discovers a wondrous tree that provides everything its people need. At first, everyone shares its gifts and lives happily. But when some villagers become greedy and take more than they need, the tree’s magic begins to fade. Can the people understand their mistake and restore the balance of nature? This traditional Amazonian folk tale offers an exciting story about sharing, responsibility and the importance of caring for the natural world.
About the author
Charlotte Guillain is a talented author who has written many books for children, including the popular 'The Street Beneath My Feet' and 'What Did the Tree See?'. She enjoys making learning fun and exciting, and loves to write about nature, science, and the world around us. Charlotte hopes her books inspire children to explore and discover new things.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2014
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