Questions About The Legacy of Luna: The Story of a Tree, a Woman, and the Struggle to Save the Redwoods

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Would this book be interesting to an 8 and 11 yo as a read-aloud?

Sydney I think the first half of this book would be very interesting to kids 10 and up, The latter half of the book goes into the politics which may be less …moreI think the first half of this book would be very interesting to kids 10 and up, The latter half of the book goes into the politics which may be less interesting for them. (less)

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I purchased The legacy of Luna in 2000 at B&N bookstore. Is the tree still standing? It seems that we could make a synthetic product that would look and act like the Redwood tree that is in demand and leave these trees to liver out their long lifespans. Sam Pierce

Sydney From what I could find, Luna is still standing and has been growing over the cut that was made 20+ years ago. I also think that we could find alternat…moreFrom what I could find, Luna is still standing and has been growing over the cut that was made 20+ years ago. I also think that we could find alternatives but I think it would be hard to make it a mainstream thing. (less)

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