Ebook {Epub PDF} Why Christmas Trees Arent Perfect by Richard H. Schneider

 · A Children's Christmas Classic for Over 20 Years! Long, long ago, in a land far away, lived a perfect little tree named Small Pine. Small Pine hoped to maintain its perfect form and be selected by the Queen as her Christmas tree. But as the warm-hearted little tree gave shelter to birds, rabbits, and deer in the forest, its branches became damaged.3/5(1). Why Christmas Trees Aren't Perfect Paperback – Septem by Richard H. Schneider (Author), Carol Bancroft and Friends (Contributor) out of 5 stars ratings/5(). Richard H. Schneider. Average rating: · 8, ratings · reviews · 21 distinct works • Similar authors. Why Christmas Trees Aren't Perfect. by. Richard H. Schneider, Elizabeth J. Miles (Illustrator) avg rating — ratings — published — 11 editions. Want to Read. saving/5.

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It's a legend about why Christmas trees are not perfect Long ago, in a royal forest, it was the pride of the trees to be chosen as the Queen's Christmas tree. Little Pine aspired to such an honor and tried very hard to be perfect. Find many great new used options and get the best deals for Why Christmas Trees Aren't Perfect by Richard H. Schneider (, Hardcover) at the best online prices at eBay!. The tree wants more than anything to grow up to be perfect and tall and straight so that when the Queen's soldiers choose a Christmas tree, it can stand in the castle. Over the years the tree sacrifices itself to provide shelter for animals and as it does, it becomes a little less perfect looking.