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by Allie Millington (Author), Anne Lambelet (Illustrator)
Experience the improbable beauty of a shattered hope born anew in this magical tale about a young girl, a tree full of hopes, and the power of perseverance.
In this tale of unexplained wonder, there is a tree that grows hope from its branches. A curious girl visits the tree and plucks the largest, brightest hope she can find. Her hope can float, so she tethers it to her side and takes it with her everywhere. When the unimaginable happens and her hope is crushed, the girl pieces her hope back together and drags it along behind her until even the pieces are lost--or are they? Looking back, she finds that small trees have begun to sprout in her wake, the beautiful offerings of her now firmly rooted, thriving hope. The first picture book from bestselling author Allie Millington (Olivetti), this moving story celebrates the importance of holding onto hope and the improbable beauty of a lost hope born anew.Author Biography
Author Allie Millington strives to share relatable, accessible truths from unique points of view in her stories. Her debut middle-grade novel, Olivetti, was an instant national bestseller and received numerous starred reviews, as well as a review in the New York Times by actor and typewriter enthusiast Tom Hanks.You can learn more about Allie and her writing on Instagram (@allieinink) and www.alliemillington.com.
Anne Lambelet studied illustration at the University of the Arts and has had the pleasure of illustrating many children's books since. She is the author-illustrator of three picture books: Maria the Matador, Dogs and Their People, and The Poisoned Apple. She currently lives in Philadelphia with her husband, her toddler, and her exceptionally fluffy dog.
Number of Pages: 32
Dimensions: 0.4 x 10.1 x 9.7 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: May 13, 2025
