A sweet story book about life lessons. Here is the link below
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This is a life lesson story which can be applied to anyone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjWxgbiL-bQ
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Reviews for "Willow Tree"
Reviewed by Laura H.
3/29/2019
The colorful cover jumps out a person and the illustrations throughout are extraordinary.
Though seemingly written for children, this book will touch the heart in people of all ages.
The story is about various emotions such as: sadness, loneliness, anxiety, patience, and finally happiness, acceptance, and understanding.
Remarkable, uplifting, simple and sweet, touching all in this wonderful book.
This is certainly one to read to your grandchildren before bed and/or during reading time at an elementary school.
Reviewed by Cherrye Vasquez
9/14/2017
I love stories like 'Willow Tree' because I love to see belief systems materialize in positive growth. This is how I felt about this storyline as the tree was the center point of the story used in an abstract way as if in human form (personification).
Sometimes it takes someone with experience to lift our spirits (such as Mother Nature speaking and confirming that the willow tree would one day grow big and strong).
Although the small willow lacked confidence, and the seasons did change (just as they do in our own lives), Mother Nature affirmed a truth as the small willow tree did come into its own.
Life may not be easy, and the seasons will come with its twists and turns, but if we believe and affirm our greatness, we can achieve our greatest desires.
I just finished reading this lovely book. I am looking forward to reading it to my eight-year-old son. The author is an inspiring woman and an example of turning life's challenges into victory.
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