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Wonderfully Wild

Rewilding A School And Community

Jessica Stremer
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Pages
48
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Beach Lane Books

About

A classroom of children embarks on a quest to grow new trees from the clippings of a fallen willow tree and to rewild their schoolyard in this lyrical picture book loosely based on a true story.

The old willow tree has stood in the schoolyard for as long as anyone can remember. It's a gathering place, a run-laps-around place, a dream-under place. Until one blustery night when a storm blows it over.



Brokenhearted over the loss of their beloved tree, the students come up with a wonderfully wild idea: to grow new willows! They gather branches and trim clippings, and before long, many new trees begin to take root. But their wonderfully wild ideas don't stop there. With the help of their community, can the class transform their entire schoolyard?

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  • School & Education
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