Who's in Maxine's Tree - E-book - PDF

Name: Who's in Maxine's Tree
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Author: Diane Carmel Léger
ISBN: 9781551438214

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Darlene Gait

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Maxine loves her giant tree in the Walbran Valley, but as she gazes at clearcuts from the car window, she worries. What if her tree is gone? Her family... Lire la suite

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Maxine loves her giant tree in the Walbran Valley, but as she gazes at clearcuts from the car window, she worries. What if her tree is gone? Her family and friends trek through the old growth forest, and Maxine runs on ahead to check. Yes, her tree is there. She stands at its foot and listens, but it doesn't make its special sound, "Keer, keer." She will soon learn that "Keer, keer" is the sound a marbled murrelet (a mamu) makes.
The mamu is an endangered seabird that flies far from the sea to nest in the high flat branches of the Sitka spruce. When a tree-climber confirms the presence of a mamu nest, Maxine's tree will be safe forever.

Date de parution

01/03/2006
Editeur

Orca Book Publishers
ISBN

1-55143-821-6
EAN

9781551438214
Format

PDF
Nb. de pages

32 pages

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- Pages
  
  32
- Taille
  
  9 636 Ko
- Protection num.
  
  Digital Watermarking

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Diane Carmel Leger grew up in the Acadian village of Memramcook, New Brunswick, but lived for 20 years in Victoria, British Columbia where she taught French Immersion and wrote books in both languages. Diane has come full circle and is now living in her native village. A polished presenter in both languages and a Canada Council Reader, she has toured schools in Canada and the United States since 1991. Darlene Gait was born on Vancouver Island and began painting as a child.
Inspired by nature and by her Coast Salish heritage, Darlene brings a rich understanding of the natural world to her work, which is held in private collections and exhibited worldwide. Darlene lives in Jacksonville, North Carolina.