The Seeking Tree - Hardcover

by Jodi Dee (Author)

A young sapling sprouts! It is excited about its new world. It yearns to connect with all things that pass by.
Unfortunately, human beings are too busy. So, it patiently waits and watches for a thousand years.
Follow its magical journey as humanity evolves and trees begin to slowly disappear.
Until... a girl far in the future finds the seeking tree. With your help, she can change the course of history!
So, it patiently waits and watches for hundreds of year.
Follow its magical journey as humanity evolves around it and trees begin to slowly disappear.
Until... a girl far in the future finds the seeking tree and reverses the course of history.
We are part of an intricate and connected ecosystem. The abundant resources of our planet are not disposable; there exists a delicate balance of give and take.
In a rapidly changing climate with concerns over global warming, this story reminds us to pause and revere in the beauty of our natural world.
Follow its magical journey through history. How one little girl in the future finally sees and understands what was lost. She sits with the seeking tree before it's too late, and reverses the course of history.
We are part of an intricate and connected ecosystem. The abundant resources of our planet are not disposable; there exists a delicate balance of give and take.
In a rapidly changing climate with concerns over global warming, this story reminds us to pause and revere in the beauty of our natural world.
Follow its magical journey through history. How one little girl in the future finally sees and understands what was lost. She sits with the seeking tree before it's too late, and reverses the course of history.
In a rapidly changing climate and concerns over global warming, this story reminds us to pause and revere in the beauty of our natural world.
To remember we are part of an intricate and connected ecosystem. The abundant resources of our planet are not simply disposable, there exists a delicate balance of give and take.
If we don't act soon to preserve what is left we will end up destroying our greatest it all.