One Day This Tree Will Fall

One Day This Tree Will Fall by Leslie Barnard Booth is a lyrical nonfiction picture book published by Margaret K. McElderry Books on March 26, 2024. This 40-page edition, presented in English, explores the life cycle of a tree and its vital role within the forest ecosystem. Through a narrative that examines the various ways a tree’s life can end, the book invites readers to consider the ongoing impact of trees even after they fall.
Readers will discover how a tree’s wounds and decay contribute to new life in the forest, as well as the diverse creatures that rely on it for shelter and sustenance. The story emphasizes the interconnectedness of trees, animals, and the environment, providing additional insights into the importance of trees in ecosystems. This engaging exploration is suitable for those interested in juvenile nonfiction, science and nature, and environmental themes.
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Discover how a tree’s wounds and decay bring new life to the forest ecosystem in this lyrical nonfiction picture book for fans of Because of an Acorn and A Stone Sat Still.
When a tree falls, is its story over?
There are many ways a tree’s story could end: Gobbled up by a bird as a tiny seed. Damaged by wind or ice or fire. Chopped down and hauled away. But some trees—this tree—survives. And grows old. Riddled with scars, cracks, and crevices, it becomes a place creatures large and small call home.
One day, after standing tall for centuries, this tree will fall. But even then, is its story over? Or will it continue to nurture the forest and its creatures for many years to come? Complete with additional information about the role trees play in a forest ecosystem, this sweeping story invites readers of all ages to celebrate the incredible life cycle and afterlife of trees.
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