The Great Tulip Trade

The Great Tulip Trade by Beth Wagner Brust is a captivating story published by Random House in 2005. This edition spans 47 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Anna, who receives a remarkable birthday gift from her father—eight beautiful tulips. Set in 17th-century Holland, the story explores the immense value of tulips during this period, as they are considered more precious than gold or jewels.

Readers will discover how Anna navigates the challenges of her newfound treasure, as everyone passing by her house is eager to trade for one of her tulips. The book delves into themes of family and social interactions, set against the backdrop of European culture and celebrations. This engaging tale is designed for beginner readers, making it an ideal choice for young audiences interested in stories about holidays and the significance of family connections.