Tree in My Tuba

The Tree in My Tuba is a children's book that teaches the importance and beauty of nature in an urban environment. It follows Simon LeHare, who learns to play the tuba and creates a tree with the help of his friends. When Edward sees the tree, he vows to cut it down, but Simon and Tim use music to show him that even a small action can have a major impact on the world.

Format: Hardback
Length: 32 pages
Publication date: 22 November 2022
Publisher: Schiffer Publishing Ltd

The Tree in My Tuba, the second installment in the Hare and Bear series, delves into the significance and allure of nature within urban settings. Simon LeHare, comfortable in his gray urban surroundings, yearns for a fresh experience. He embarks on a journey to learn how to play the tuba, and to his astonishment, this simple act yields a remarkable outcome. As he plays each note, a leaf gradually emerges, until an entire tree manifests before him.

Joined by his friends, Simon and Tim harness the power of music to create something truly magnificent. The pages of the book come alive with vibrant, lush greens teeming with life, as they play instruments and sing. However, their joy is short-lived when Edward, an influential figure, becomes aware of their creation. He vehemently opposes it, vowing to remove it immediately.

Determined to protect their green oasis, Simon and Tim embark on a mission to convince Edward of the transformative power of even the smallest actions. They showcase the impact that their musical endeavors have on the surrounding environment, demonstrating that even a modest gesture can have a profound effect on the world. Through their perseverance and unwavering belief in the power of nature, Simon and Tim inspire Edward to reconsider his stance and recognize the value of preserving and nurturing the natural world.

Weight: 592g
Dimension: 237 x 288 x 15 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780764364648