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The Tree of Life
A lift-the-flap book about the amazing animals that live in trees around the world
22 pages, Board Book
Published July 1, 2025
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September 29, 2025
Wow, trees are really cool! I don't think I appreciated trees enough before I read this awesome lift-the-flap book!
Lift the flaps to reveal the animals hidden in the leaves and tree bodies, and to even see some ways humans have utilized these trees themselves!
Beautiful, fun, and informative!
New cool fact I'm going to tote around: Did you know that there's a Dragon Blood tree? And it was named so because ancient people thought its RED sap was ACTUAL dragon's blood?! How metal!
Lift the flaps to reveal the animals hidden in the leaves and tree bodies, and to even see some ways humans have utilized these trees themselves!
Beautiful, fun, and informative!
New cool fact I'm going to tote around: Did you know that there's a Dragon Blood tree? And it was named so because ancient people thought its RED sap was ACTUAL dragon's blood?! How metal!
June 18, 2026
Author: Nalini Nadkarni
Title: The Tree of Life: A Lift-the-flap Book About the Amazing Animals That Live in Trees Around the World
Publication date: 2025
Category: Nonfiction-Browsable, but it has flaps to lift
Interest level: Kindergarten to 3rd grade
Brief Annotation: Readers learn about trees and the animals that live near, on, and in them.
Themes: Animals, trees
Ways to use this book with children: This could be reader's advisory suggestion for children who like trees, animals, and/or books with engineered elements (i.e., flaps or pop-ups)
Diversity: Different skin tones as well as different trees and animals.
Where/how you found the book: I found this through my public library, but I am not sure why.
Title: The Tree of Life: A Lift-the-flap Book About the Amazing Animals That Live in Trees Around the World
Publication date: 2025
Category: Nonfiction-Browsable, but it has flaps to lift
Interest level: Kindergarten to 3rd grade
Brief Annotation: Readers learn about trees and the animals that live near, on, and in them.
Themes: Animals, trees
Ways to use this book with children: This could be reader's advisory suggestion for children who like trees, animals, and/or books with engineered elements (i.e., flaps or pop-ups)
Diversity: Different skin tones as well as different trees and animals.
Where/how you found the book: I found this through my public library, but I am not sure why.
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