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The Power Of One: Making Choices For A Better World
Written by Julia Butterfly Hill
Narrated by Michael Toms
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In this moving dialogue, Julia speaks about her heart-wrenching experiences in the redwood tree she named Luna, and the work she has been doing since she ended her tree sit. Julia continues to speak out for the Earth, and acknowledges how easily we can become overwhelmed by the problems of the world.
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