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    The Littlest Tree
    The Littlest Tree
    The Littlest Tree
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    The Littlest Tree

    By Lindsey Teat and Jenna Hurt

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    There once was a special family who planted a special garden. But something strange is going on, and the littlest tree isn’t sure how she feels about it. There is a new tree, and he is getting all the attention! Follow along with the littlest tree as she navigates her big feelings about not being the littlest and wondering if she is still an important part of the garden.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWestBow Press
    Release dateDec 18, 2020
    ISBN9781664209572
    The Littlest Tree
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    Lindsey Teat

    Lindsey is a writer, pastor’s wife, and mom of four awesome kiddos. She is an adoptive mom who knows first hand the struggles a child can face when a new sibling arrives on the scene whether by adoption, birth or marriage. She loves encouraging others in their walk with Christ and is passionate about serving those who are vulnerable. She is a blogger and has had articles featured by The Ethics and Religious Liberty Commision. Connect with Lindsey on Instagram @lindseyteat.

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