BUYING ADVISORY: EL - NO
AUDIENCE APPEAL: LOW
A forest of trees remembers back all the way to their beginnings.
I tried to appreciate this as a poetic look back into the early life of trees, but that is lost in the figurative language in a non-linear form that confuses rather than invites. I even typed out the lines in case it made more sense as a whole, but I don’t enjoy it enough to fall in love. I would suggest The Second Life of Trees by Aimee M. Bisonette, or Trees by Tony Johnson, as more appealing looks at trees.
Cindy, Library Teacher, MLS
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