ISBN: 9780473116118 Year Added to Catalog: 2007 Book Format: Paperback Book Art: color illustrations, glossary Number of Pages: 8 1/2 x 11, 32 pages Book Publisher: Chelsea Green Publishing Old ISBN: 0473116111 Release Date: March 7, 2007 Web Product ID: 331
SPECIAL NOTE: In an effort to assist Christchurch, New Zealand, which was hit by an earthquake on February 22nd, all three of Tomm Stanley’s books will be available at 50% off with 50% of the proceeds going to the Christchurch Red Cross. To take advantage of this offer and help us to help Christchurch during this terrible time, please consider purchasing one or more of Tomm’s books: The Stone House, Going Solar, and The Big Tree at George and Charlotte’s House. Thank you for your support!
The Big Tree at George and Charlotte's House takes us on a journey from a tree's roots to its leaves and explores the vast array of creatures that live in between.
Author, owner-builder, and ecologist Tomm Stanley is back with his first new book in over two years. Departing from his sustainable, do-it-yourself homebuilding and alternative energy offerings of the past, Tomm entertains and educates adults and children alike about trees and their interactions with the environment in The Big Tree at George and Charlotte's House.
Woven into the tale of two youngsters playing in a tree is an ecological learning adventure as we have never before experienced in print. Written on a variety of learning levels, The Big Tree at George and Charlotte's House takes us on a journey from a tree's roots to its leaves and explores the vast array of creatures that live in between.
The learning is first found within a delightfully illustrated tale of our two young friends, George and Charlotte, as they experience the tree's world through the eyes of children. Added to this is a "book within a book" that discusses the same things George and Charlotte are discovering but in an educational format suited to older kids of all ages. The combination makes for a wonderful parent/child reading experience and creates a book that can stay with us and our children, from their first look at the colorful pages until some time in the future when they may share it with new little friends or children of their own.
About the Author
Tomm Stanley
Tomm Stanley is an American who has been living in New Zealand since 1995. On his rural New Zealand property Tomm has created an environmentally friendly, off-the-grid lifestyle that provides a balance to his professional life as an international management consultant. His web-based business, www.heartbeatnursery.co.nz, assists in funding his personal mission of restoring the former hillside farm, now infested with an imported plant weed, to its natural, forested state.