The Last Christmas Tree is a heartwarming tale that will capture the hearts of readers young and old. Based on a true event, this enchanting story follows a young family on their last-minute quest to find the perfect Christmas tree. Through their adventure, readers are reminded of the importance of following their heart’s wishes, making it a perfect story for the holiday season. Available in both English and German (Der Letzte Weihnachtsbaum), The Last Christmas Tree is sure to become a cherished classic for families everywhere.
The book offers a unique opportunity to explore traditions and values to families and educators while fostering language learning.
The brilliant mind behind this touching story is Julie Bauer, an author whose work is deeply influenced by her diverse and global life. Born in Munich, Germany, Julie’s upbringing was shaped by the rich European culture. After living in Shanghai, China, for five years, she and her family moved to Chattanooga, Tennessee, and then they settled in Orange County, California, where she has resided since 2019. With a career dedicated to children’s education — from working in children’s homes and later serving as a preschool and kindergarten principal, now as a German language teacher in California — Julie’s books are rooted in her professional experiences and life wisdoms. Her stories not only support childhood development but also emphasize the importance of social competence and emotional growth. The Last Christmas Tree is the latest gem in her collection, showcasing her unique ability to connect with young readers and inspire them with meaningful life lessons.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Frost, Juliet (illustrateur). Paperback. The Last Christmas Tree is a heartwarming tale that will capture the hearts of readers young and old. Based on a true event, this enchanting story follows a young family on their last-minute quest to find the perfect Christmas tree. Through their adventure, readers are reminded of the importance of following their heart's wishes, making it a perfect story for the holiday season. Available in both English and German (Der Letzte Weihnachtsbaum), The Last Christmas Tree is sure to become a cherished classic for families everywhere.The book offers a unique opportunity to explore traditions and values to families and educators while fostering language learning.The brilliant mind behind this touching story is Julie Bauer, an author whose work is deeply influenced by her diverse and global life. Born in Munich, Germany, Julie's upbringing was shaped by the rich European culture. After living in Shanghai, China, for five years, she and her family moved to Chattanooga, Tennessee, and then they settled in Orange County, California, where she has resided since 2019. With a career dedicated to children's education - from working in children's homes and later serving as a preschool and kindergarten principal, now as a German language teacher in California - Julie's books are rooted in her professional experiences and life wisdoms. Her stories not only support childhood development but also emphasize the importance of social competence and emotional growth. The Last Christmas Tree is the latest gem in her collection, showcasing her unique ability to connect with young readers and inspire them with meaningful life lessons. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798307079935
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