When I first started reading this one, I thought it was going to be about a journey through the animal kingdom, but I was so wrong. In fact, this book is about the impact of deforestation affects on the different habitats in the forest.
I found this to be a beautifully simple yet very interesting read that I enjoyed very much. By the time I finished it got me thinking about nature and how it’s being affected in by all the changes. The story is told through the point of a tree which I found strange at first but then as the story progressed it really worked out well.
This may be aimed for younger readers but I think it should be read by everyone. A great relaxing read.
Manish Natha, a LoveReading4Kids Ambassador
If a tree could talk intelligently, love intensely and hurt like you and I? what would it do save its own kind in our everyday world.
| Suitable For: | |
| Other Genres: | |
| Recommendations: |
If a tree could talk intelligently, love intensely and hurt like you and I? what would it do save its own kind in our everyday world. Enter a dynamic forest world.From a suckling bear cub that loses her mother, to a canary who was handicapped and couldn't find love, Woody and his friends care deeply for all the animals struggling in the forest.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed Trees Don't Talk Anymore and determined it is suitable for children aged 7-8 years old
Trees Don't Talk Anymore features in the following genres: Animal Stories, Children's and Young Adult Fiction, Children’s, Teenage and Educational, Indie Books We Love, Recommendations, Wildlife, The Natural World, Children’s / Teenage: General interest, Featured Books for 7+ readers
Paperback. Not Available.
Trees Don't Talk Anymore was written by Fisayo Ajumobi and published by Independently published
