The Mangrove Tree

Planting Trees to Feed Families

By ROTH, Susan L. & Trumbore, Cindy

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ISBN
978-1-60060-459-1
Publisher
Lee & Low


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School Library Journal

Starred Review on May 1, 2011  |  Preschool to Grade 4

Gr 3–6—This is a true story set in a small village in Eritrea. "The families used to be hungry./Their animals were hungry too./But then things began to change.../all because of a tree." In poignant text that alternates between cumulative verse and prose, Roth and Trumbore describe how Dr. Gordon Sato, a Japanese-American cell biologist, helped to relieve poverty and famine by planting mangrove trees in salt water. Tended mainly by women, the trees flourished and multiplied, supplying food for animals and fis...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

Horn Book Guide

Reviewed on January 1, 2011

Roth and Trumbore describe how Japanese American Dr. Gordon Sato, a cell biologist, helps people in Eritrea catch fish tangled in mangrove forests--...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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