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|  | Title: Trees by Harry Behn, James Endicott ISBN: 080501926X Publisher: Bill Martin Books Pub. Date: 1992 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $14.95 | 
Average Customer Rating: 5
Rating: 5
Summary: The poem and the illustrations move like a quiet dance.
Comment: Harry Behn's poem, written in simple but delicate rhyme, feels like
 a Haiku poem. The poem is compressed into short verse that
 moves the tree from season to season. The poem is about the
 relationship of the reader to a tree and the tree's relationship to
 the world.. Through the kindness of the tree, a bird's nest finds
 it's home, colorful leaves drop at Halloween, and fruit is given
 to us. The tree lives above us. It is the first to feel the touch of
 the sun in the morning and the moon at night. The illustrations ,
 by James Endicott move across the page like a quiet dance. 
 Each pictures shows a detail of the tree as it makes it's
 transformation throughout the year in simple lines and curves
 that is reminiscent of Japanese drawing. By the end of the book
 we have seen, both in words and pictures, day turning into night,
 the seasons changing and are reminded that one tree's kindness
 has been seen and felt through the eyes of many generations
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