The Family Tree - Hardcover

."..stunning..."--"School Library Journal"

."..[a] gently observed tale..."-- "Booklist" ."..[an] inspirational tale."--"Publishers Weekly" Praise for "Mole Music"

"McPhail's . . . paintings work seamlessly in tandem with the words to deliver a truly resonant message: . . . music can change the world." --"Publishers Weekly", starred review "The beloved Mole will easily win the affections of readers and inspire young hopes for a better world." --"Kirkus Reviews", pointer review

Praise for "The Teddy Bear"

"McPhail's beautiful soft-toned watercolor pictures with detailed ink cross-hatching tell the elemental story of shelter and love through the child's eyes." --"Booklist", starred review

"[McPhail] invests his pen-and-watercolor illustrations with affection and warmth, and his expert use of soft shading and cross-hatching creates a welcoming world readers will want to inhabit." --"Publishers Weekly
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"A sweet and gentle blend of favorite and important topics will make this a treasure of a book to be read, reread, and shared." --"School Library Journal"

..".stunning..."--"School Library Journal"

..".[a] gently observed tale..."-- "Booklist" ..".[an] inspirational tale."--"Publishers Weekly" Praise for "Mole Music"
"McPhail's . . . paintings work seamlessly in tandem with the words to deliver a truly resonant message: . . . music can change the world." --"Publishers Weekly," starred review "The beloved Mole will easily win the affections of readers and inspire young hopes for a better world." --"Kirkus Reviews," pointer review
Praise for "The Teddy Bear"
"McPhail's beautiful soft-toned watercolor pictures with detailed ink cross-hatching tell the elemental story of shelter and love through the child's eyes." --"Booklist," starred review
"[McPhail] invests his pen-and-watercolor illustrations with affection and warmth, and his expert use of soft shading and cross-hatching creates a welcoming world readers will want to inhabit." --"Publishers Weekly
"
"A sweet and gentle blend of favorite and important topics will make this a treasure of a book to be read, reread, and shared." --"School Library Journal"

...stunning... "School Library Journal"

...[a] gently observed tale... "Booklist"

...[an] inspirational tale. "Publishers Weekly"

McPhail's . . . paintings work seamlessly in tandem with the words to deliver a truly resonant message: . . . music can change the world. "Publishers Weekly, starred review on Mole Music"

The beloved Mole will easily win the affections of readers and inspire young hopes for a better world. "Kirkus Reviews, pointer review on Mole Music""

A man in the 1800s comes upon a beautiful forest and decides to build his home there. When he clears the land, he leaves one special tree to grace his front yard. Over the years, several generations of his family enjoy this tree, but it is endangered by a plan to build a highway. A young boy and his host of animal friends get together to make a stand, and give back to the tree which has given them so much.

With lavish illustrations and very few words, David McPhail delivers a timeless environmental message and a heartwarming story for ages 4 to 8.