Maple Awake by Alice Doray - Page 15 and 16
The man rubbed his eyes, then looked again, "It's a miracle! You have become the most beautiful tree I have ever seen! I can't cut you down now!" The sugar maple trembled with joy, shaking the birds on her branches. |
The birds feet tickled the tiny buds on the branches and one by one they popped open in laughter. "My buds are awake! My buds are awake! Now my leaves will grow, just as I said they would," the sugar maple tree exclaimed. "Thank you my bird friends! Come back often for a shady rest or to build your nest!" As the birds flew off, a song echoed through the other trees, "We knew you could do it, Sugar. Welcome home!" |
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