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Who Will Wear The Crown by Seye Oke

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About The Book


A little tree can save the festival, but will he?
 
When Sir Cedar of Lebanon, king of Treeland, dies, the leaders have the tough job of finding a new king. So they reach out to every tree they think is best for the job and ignore a little tree they believe has nothing to offer.

Follow the story of this castaway tree, Thorny Bee, who teaches the mean trees a lesson about love and respect for everyone’s uniqueness.

This story presents an excellent opportunity for kids to learn about love and acceptance.

 

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