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Joe A. Edmisten

    The Tree of Plenty
    • 2009

      The Tree of Plenty

      An Environmental Morality Tale

      • 52 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      The Tree of Plenty is an environmental morality tale set in a poor, rural, mountainous community. The people struggle to make ends meet, while, nearby, lives a mad scientist who invented a tree that grows every conceivable material good. Its boughs groan under the riches hanging from its limbs, but a fierce dragon guards it. A generous and decent woodsman and his two daughters devise a way to improve all their lives, but disaster strikes, and the father must help his daughters and the villagers live in a sustainable way through education, hard work and the skills and know-how of their ancestors. The Tree of Plenty is an environmental morality tale set in a poor, rural, mountainous community. The people struggle to make ends meet, while, nearby, lives a mad scientist who invented a tree that grows every conceivable material good. Its boughs groan under the riches hanging from its limbs, but a fierce dragon guards it. A generous and decent woodsman and his two daughters devise a way to improve all their lives, but disaster strikes, and the father must help his daughters and the villagers live in a sustainable way through education, hard work and the skills and know-how of their ancestors.

      The Tree of Plenty