by
Robert E. Barry
published in
2000
Thad P says:
A delightful memory of childhood. I loved the sequence of the tree moving from person to person, animal to animal, bringing joy each step of the way.
When he discovers that his beautiful Christmas tree is simply too big to fit in his parlor, Mr. Willowby decides to cut off the top, yet those around him wonder what will become of the removed piece and hope that it, too, will have a home for the holidays.
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I work in the circulation department. I read mostly history, nonfiction and science (geology nerd here), but also enjoy a good mystery or a sci-fi/fantasy excursion. I love nature and my personal version of heaven is a cabin in the woods with the sun setting, a fire going and a stack of good books still waiting to be read.
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