Sam and the Apricot Tree
A beautifully written and illustrated read for children age 5-8. A simple story that deals with children's guilt, confession and forgiveness.
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The story avoids moralising and provides a guide for children as to the best course when things go wrong.
Sam pretends one of the branches in the apricot tree is a horse. He rides it like a cowboy and the inevitable happens. Find out how he tries to 'fix the tree and what he learns about forgiveness.
| Weight | 0.15kg |
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| Author | Anne Pilmoor, illustrated by Lorenzo Sabbatini |
| Publisher | Autumn House Publications (Europe) Ltd |
| Pages | 48 |
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