Showing posts with label charles reap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charles reap. Show all posts
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Book of the Day May 25
This little story is for youngsters up to the age of perhaps 10. It is about a tiny sprig of a post oak that grows in a huge forest totally consisting of pines. It is resented and not wanted by the pines, does not understand why it was thrust into such a place and is unmercifully teased and tormented by the older pines. In the end, however, it perseveres and progresses to its intended destiny as a lovely shade tree in a restful meadow. The story presents to youngsters that they can succeed in life even through adversity.
http://www.amazon.com/Destiny-ebook/dp/B007WFQS6G
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Sunday, September 30, 2012
Book of the Day September 30
Destiny by Charles Reap
This little story is for youngsters up to the age of perhaps 10. It is about a tiny sprig of a post oak that grows in a huge forest totally consisting of pines. It is resented and not wanted by the pines, does not understand why it was thrust into such a place and is unmercifully teased and tormented by the older pines. In the end, however, it perseveres and progresses to its intended destiny as a lovely shade tree in a restful meadow. The story presents to youngsters that they can succeed in life even through adversity. Illlustrated by Elbert L. Tremblay
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Labels:
charles reap,
children's,
destiny,
elbert l tremblay,
forest,
illustrated,
nature,
oak,
pine,
post oak,
short story,
trees
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