The Tree of Seven Sisters: Seven Loving Lessons

by Elliot A Herland, Lauren K Herland, Marta Maszkiewicz (Illustrator)

Overview

Imagine the stories trees could tell. Their age makes them wise; just think of the lessons they could teach! Esther, Tanya, Maria, and Miguel step into the woods on an early autumn day to discover the wonders of nature. Follow them as they speak to the Tree of Seven Sisters and learn Seven Loving Lessons. This heartfelt story celebrates the beauty of nature while teaching children of all ages the importance of having a moral compass that guides them to make kind and thoughtful choices every day.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781637657331
Publisher:	Halo Publishing International
Publication date:	03/14/2025
Pages:	34
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.25(d)
Age Range:	3 - 8 Years

About the Author

Second-time author Elliot A. Herland enjoys a good children's story that teaches something valuable to the reader and children who hear the tale. In his previous book, The Cloud Story-A Bedtime Meditation for Children, the lesson was to take a deep breath and relax when it is time to go to bed. In The Tree of Seven Sisters-Seven Loving Lessons, he and his daughter, Lauren K. Herland, take us to the actual tree they visit during walks together in the woods; it was the inspiration for this book. Together, the two authors create a fantastic story about the importance of loving in a way that can help each of us be better people in the place where we live.

First-time author Lauren K. Herland enjoys being outside in nature. As a doctor of physical therapy, she knows the importance of taking care of both body and mind...and how the beauty of the woods supports that goal. Lauren is also a longtime runner and often feels happiest on paths through the trees. She and her father, Elliot A. Herland, take frequent walks together to enjoy quality time in the woods. Carroll's Woods is a favorite place of peace and connection to the many things they both love. The Tree of Seven Sisters is a large and unique tree, so named by them because it symbolizes the various lessons of love contained in their book.