The Great Kapok Tree: A Story of Nature and Preservation in the Amazon Rain Forest

Gretta: The pictures are great!

United States on Apr 07, 2023

Debra May: liked the pictures about saving rainforest

United Kingdom on Aug 10, 2022

CaraMia123: The item arrived much earlier than expected and in good condition.

United States on Jun 17, 2022

Ms McIntosh: Good story my son really enjoyed it

United Kingdom on May 21, 2022

Michele Van Wyk: I read this book to my children over twenty five ago. Just bought it for my first grandchild and it’s even more relevant today! The illustrations are beautiful and each picture tells its own story. Will definitely purchase again.

United States on Apr 18, 2022

Tara: Came in with no damage. Love this book.

United States on Apr 09, 2022

Anne: Love how this book teaches my kids about the rainforest, animals and plants, as well as the importance of protecting the earth. Illustrations are beautiful

United States on Dec 30, 2021

Annmarie: My daughter who is 9 absolutely loved this book. A real eye opener into the reality of capitalism and materialism. Shame us adults don't change. The world would be such a peaceful place without arrogance and greed of narracistic people. Money doesn't make any of us a better or good person. I'm glad my children believe in themselves enough to know most of the world is filed with selfish people and they choose to be good kind peoe. They know at such a young age who they are. They did cry when they told me aboyt how they felt after reading the book.

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United Kingdom on Jun 11, 2020

Gwen Rowe: I have used this as a read aloud in class, and also reading with a small class. It is such a wonderful book that I just bought a copy for my niece. I was reminded of it when her father said she wants to be “canopy scientist” when she grows up.

Canada on Sep 03, 2019

miss emma l french: Year 4 found reading this book a pleasure. The story is full of descriptive language which persuaded us to keep reading. The book gives the animals an opportunity to share how they feel about chopping down the Kapok Tree. The book made us think about deforestation and encourages us to think about the products we use and if we are wasting them. The Great Kapok Tree is full of exotic illustrations which makes the rainforest come to life. We would recommend this book to 8 and 9 year old because some of the language used is difficult to understand.

United Kingdom on Feb 13, 2019