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Cover of The Tree of Hope: The Miraculous Rescue of Puerto Rico’s Beloved Banyan

The Tree of Hope: The Miraculous Rescue of Puerto Rico’s Beloved Banyan

Anna Orenstein-Cardona

This true story follows an ancient banyan tree in San Juan, Puerto Rico, after Hurricane Maria struck in 2017. The tree is beloved by its community, which works to bring it back to life following the hurricane. Realistic illustrations depict the tree and the people involved in its recovery. The book connects a community’s care for a local landmark with the aftermath of a major storm.

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Themes
Community · Conservation · Nature · Weather And Climate
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Augsburg Fortress, Publishers
Published
August 23, 2022
ISBN-13
9781506484099
Language
English
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