The Happy Life of Christopher Tree - Couverture souple

Rutland, Ann Martin

 
9781536874280: The Happy Life of Christopher Tree

Synopsis

Christopher Tree comes from a long line of very special trees. These trees have the wonderful opportunity to become Christmas trees! Only the largest, strongest trees can be chosen, and Christopher has a few doubts about whether he will be able to continue the proud legacy his family has left for generation after generation. Along the way, Christopher learns valuable lessons about perseverance and hope. Old fashioned values and simple concepts sometimes produce the strongest impact upon one’s life. Come along with Christopher on the journey to his destiny, and then look for Christopher Tree in your own town this Christmas! This delightful story, combined with lively artwork with its own personality, is a fun read for children and adults alike.

Les informations fournies dans la section « Synopsis » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.

À propos de l?auteur

Ann Martin Rutland and her brother Frank Martin were born in Gadsden, Alabama, where they graduated from Gadsden High School in the 1950s. Ann graduated from Randolph Macon Woman’s College, majoring in Political Science. She went on to serve others as a home executive and community volunteer. After marrying her extremely generous and supportive husband, she moved to Birmingham, Alabama, where she still lives. Ann and her husband have four daughters and nine grandchildren. Frank graduated from Vanderbilt and Harvard Law School and practiced law in Washington, DC. After retirement, he and his lovely wife now live in Charleston, West Virginia, and Magnolia Springs, Alabama. They have two sons and a daughter and four grandchildren. Ann told this story to her four daughters as they were traveling to Gadsden to have Thanksgiving dinner with Grandmother and Pops. The youngest daughter was about three. She is now in her forties, so this is a rather old story. Ann says: “Never do anything in a hurry.” With the education Ann and her brother received, she feels that readers might expect something more erudite, but the story of this little tree tells all about striving and achieving one’s dreams. Ann wrote the story and Frank sketched all the images in The Happy Life of Christopher Tree, without which the book would be very dull indeed!

Les informations fournies dans la section « A propos du livre » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.