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An edition of The Mango Tree (2013)

The Mango Tree

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Everything has a story, even the knotted tree. Besides bearing fruits and providing shade, what is so unique about the mango tree? Why does it have a special place in a little girl’s heart?
The Mango Tree is a touching story of family relationship, appreciation for nature, and a rooted sense of identity that transcends through time and space.

*The Mango Tree is a children's picture book.

Publish Date
Publisher
Helang Books
Language
English
Pages
32

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Subjects
trees, animals, natural science, environment, Malay, heritage, family, traditions, preservation, history, Juvenile literature, Childhood and youth, Family, Nature, Natural history
People
Hidayah Amin, Enid Blyton
Places
Gedung Kuning, Kampong Glam, Singapore, South Dakota, Southeast Asia, Germany, Iran
Times
1972-2012

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Table of Contents

Story
Glossary
Who are the Malays?
About Kampong Glam

Edition Notes

Published in
Singapore

Classifications

Library of Congress
MLCL 2014/00076 (D)

Contributors

Illustrator
Idris Ali
Designer
Masturah Sha'ari

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Format
Hardcover
Number of pages
32
Dimensions
29.7 x 21.0 x 0.8 centimeters

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL25428309M
ISBN 13
9789810751340
LCCN
2014318986

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Excerpts

Nenek always reminded is not to stomp on the ground we played on.

"Tanah bernyawa juga."
The ground breathes too.

Think of the roots beneath, she added. Hadi and I put our ears to the ground and apologised to the roots.
Page 23, added by Nor Hidayah Mohd Amin.

I like this excerpt because it was one of Nenek (grandmother)'s gentle reminders to us to be mindful of our environment.

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