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    The Family Tree: The Night of the Storm
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    The Family Tree: The Night of the Storm

    By The Family Tree: The Night of the Storm Laurie Copmann and Shirley Kraus

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    Many years ago, strong hands planted a tiny tree into the ground. Throughout the years, the tree grew and grew and became a wondrous sight. Its many branches offered shade in the summer and provided a home to birds and shelter to animals. It became known as the family tree with its branches representing each person in the family.

    One night a strong wind tore a branch from the family tree. The loving hands that planted the tree helped ease the feeling of loss by coming up with a creative plan for the broken branch.

    A picture book for all ages, The Family Tree shares an inspiring promise of hope in the aftermath of a storm.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu Publishing Services
    Release dateJul 19, 2016
    ISBN9781483445144
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