The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein - Hardcover
K**G
Poor quality - thin pages you can see through
You can see the drawings from the other pages through each page - very poor quality. Not what I would expect from this book and I assume it's a poor run done recently by a different publisher than normal but unsure. I will be returning mine if I can.In photo - the book on the top is a different publication purchased approximately 10 years ago. The book on the bottom is the one that I've just received. Size of book doesn't make much of a difference but the quality of the paper is very poor and the words and drawings from other pages can easily be seen through.
C**E
A simple moral story which gives multiple messages for children and adults alike. Fully recommmended
A very simple story which, even on a literal level is nice for children to read. On a deeper level it gives opportunity to discuss not only the concept of parenthood, but of generosity, unselfishness, gratitude, unconditional love.I bought it for my children when they were young, but have now bought it again for them as adult parents themselves, so that they can share it with my Grandchildren/their children
G**.
Great book for all ages even adults
A classic story, a must for young and old as explains the cycle of life and what we do for others, made me sad too, I do not believe you have to sacrifice your all for another person, giving is a two way experience whether in showing kindness or paying to forward or giving back. Easy to follow and could generate interesting chats and discussions
L**Z
MUST HAVE for every library
I give this to all my friends having babies and i have a copy tucked everywhere. I read it 40years ago and it is as relevant today as it was then. Beautiful story about life, growing up and what we give to our children - everything we possibly can. You will love it. Just get it!
A**R
Beautiful story, with lovely illustrations.
Can’t believe I hadn’t discovered this book before now. A heart warming tale of generosity that inspires a love of nature. Four year olds can understand it, older children will get more from it, and it is so beautiful you can revisit this book time and again.
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