The Great Kapok Tree: A Tale of the Amazon Rain Forest

Lynne Cherry

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Several anteaters climbed down the Kapok tree with their young clinging to their backs. The unstriped anteater said to the sleeping man, “Senhor, you are chopping down this tree with no thought for the future. And surely you know that what happens tomorrow depends upon what you do today. The big man tells you to chop down a beautiful tree. He does not think of his own children, who tomorrow must live in a world without trees.”

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