Dr. John D. DeCotis and Ms. Concetta J. DeCotis' New Book 'The Tree That Loved to Be Climbed' Tells The Lovely Tale Of The Children's Favorite Tree In Grant Park
Apr 21, 2022
Fulton Books author, John D. DeCotis, Ed.D. and Concetta J. DeCotis M. Ed., retired educators from Georgia, have completed their most recent book "The Tree That Loved to Be Climbed": a fantastic, illustrated story about a small tree whose trunk and branches became a wonderful climbing spot for the children in Grant Park, Atlanta, Georgia. Despite being small and unlike the rest of the trees around it, this tree is the happiest to be different.
The authors share, "This story reminds us of the ideals, dreams, and imaginations of children as they grow and enjoy exploring the world around them. In this case, a small tree serves as a springboard to high dreams and aspirations."
Published by Fulton Books, Dr. John D. DeCotis and Ms. Concetta J. DeCotis' simple yet heartwarming piece is told from the tree's perspective and readers can see the world through its point of view. Here, one discovers the youthful air around children and their hearts filled with hope and imagination. Readers, both young and old, will have a lovely experience reading this picture book.
Readers who wish to experience this stirring work can purchase "The Tree That Loved to Be Climbed" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.
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