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Whose Tree Is This?

By Marilyn Singer
Illustrators Illustrated by Julian Plum Edition

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Publisher Lerner Imprint Millbrook Press ISBN

9798765670835

Whose Tree Is This?

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Whose tree is this? / Reaching high, spreading wide, / this oak, so gracious, so spacious, / giving gifts throughout the year. / Acorns for eating, tree crooks for nests, / leaves that shelter many guests.



Explore an oak tree through poems written from the perspective of thirteen animals―including caterpillars, chickadees, orb weaver spiders, cicadas, katydids, big brown bats, screech owls, springtails, blue jays, squirrels, black bears, crows, and people―that rely on it for food and shelter. Readers will discover that the oak, a keystone species, belongs to all of the animals. Sidebars written in prose provide additional information about the ways each creature relies on oak trees as well as how these trees benefit the environment.



Full-color illustrations. "How to Recognize an Oak Tree." "Why We Need Oaks." Sources.
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Nonfiction Early Elementary (Grades K-2)

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Engaging nonfiction picture books and informational stories that introduce young readers to factual topics through true stories, simple narratives, and unique, visually appealing content. These titles feature clear concepts, inviting illustrations, and child-friendly explanations of subjects such as animals, dinosaurs, and the world around them. This collection supports early curriculum needs and encourages children to dive into learning while building curiosity and early exploration skills.

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