My Friend the Apple Tree

My Friend the Apple Tree by Samara Q. Klein, published by the Harold Grinspoon Foundation in August 2021, is a children’s fiction book that invites young readers to explore the changing seasons through the eyes of a child. The narrative centers around a child’s observations and drawings of an apple tree, culminating in the celebration of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, when the tree’s fruit is ripe and ready to eat. This edition features unique window pages with see-through glassine windowpanes, enhancing the interactive experience.
Readers will find that My Friend the Apple Tree encourages creativity and observation, inspiring them to draw what they see from their own windows. The illustrations, presented as if created by a child, add a personal touch that resonates with the book’s themes of nature and celebration. This engaging story not only highlights the beauty of the apple tree throughout the seasons but also fosters a connection to cultural traditions, making it a delightful addition to any child’s bookshelf.
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“Outside her window, a child observes and draws an apple tree throughout the seasons. When the apple tree’s fruit is ripe, sweet and ready to eat, it is Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. My Friend the Apple Tree includes window pages with see-through glassine windowpanes, and illustrations by a child, encouraging and inspiring readers to observe and draw what they see out their windows, too.” –Amazon.
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