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Trees play an important role in our world. This book helps to sensitize children at an early stage on the importance of trees to the environment. With a little seed of imagination you can grow a forest of hope.
Special acknowledgement to Marion Okoth, environmentalist, who contributed to conceptualization of the book.
-Oliver Martin Okoth.
Special acknowledgement to Marion Okoth, environmentalist, who contributed to conceptualization of the book.
-Oliver Martin Okoth.
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Oliver Martin Okoth
Trees play an important role in our world. This book helps to sensitize children at an early stage on the importance of trees to the environment. With a little seed of imagination you can grow a forest of hope. Special acknowledgement to Marion Okoth, environmentalist, who contributed to conceptualization of the book. -Oliver Martin Okoth.
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