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Tree Poems for Children is a vibrant, imaginative, and humor-filled collection of short poems designed to delight, entertain, and gently teach young readers. The anthology features over fifty whimsical pieces, each showcasing an animal or creature caught in a curious, often comical situation-whether it's learning a lesson, discovering a talent, or simply making sense of the world.From the very start, the poems invite young minds into surreal but insightful worlds. For example, The Goat That Went to Grammar School hilariously portrays a goat who masters grammar, while Sir Ducksworth's Umbrella Parade reveals a noble duck navigating rain with sophistication and pride. The animals often carry traits or quirks that mirror human behaviour, making the poems both funny and deeply relatable.The poems blend playfulness with life's understanding. In The Cat Who Invented Coffee, a clever feline accidentally creates coffee and spreads joy to all, while The Snail Who Beat the Bus teaches the value of patience and perseverance in a race of unlikely odds.
About the author
After completing my training in tourism, I decided to pursue a bachelor's degree in Law and Economics at Paris Lodron University in Salzburg. I then went on to study for a master's degree in Risk Management & Corporate Security, where I focused intensively on the topic of risk in human capital.
