The Amazing Tree
The Amazing Tree by John Kilaka, published by Cengage Learning in 2009, is a 344-page book written in English. This story unfolds in a dry land where animals face hunger due to the fruits of an amazing tree that remain out of reach. The animals, believing that only the larger creatures can approach Tortoise with their dilemma, send various big animals to seek help, highlighting their assumptions about size and capability.
Readers will discover a narrative that emphasizes the theme that size does not determine one’s ability to contribute or solve problems. As the animals strategize to reach Tortoise, the story explores their interactions and the lessons learned along the way. This edition serves as a resource for those interested in foreign language study and English as a second language, making it relevant for educational contexts.
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In the middle of a dry land, all the animals had empty bellies. In the land stood an amazing tree with ripe and juicy fruits. But as hard as the animals shook the tree, the fruits did not fall. The animals plan to ask Tortoise and thought only big animals could handle the responsibility of sending the question to Tortoise. So they send Elephant and Water Buffalo, then Rhino, Giraffe and Zebra, then Lion and Leopard. The reader will learn that size doesn’t matter.
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