Micah, The Mantis And The Tale Of Owen The Oak

Micah, The Mantis And The Tale Of Owen The Oak

by Danna S Fruetel
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Format Paperback
Pages 28
Language English
Published Jan 31, 2021
Publisher Bowker
ISBN-10 1736528408
ISBN-13 9781736528402
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In a vibrant world where nature thrives, the story unfolds through the eyes of Micah, a curious mantis. As the protagonist navigates the lush greenery, he encounters a broad spectrum of creatures, each contributing to the enchanting tapestry of their ecosystem. This journey brings to light the intricate relationships and the balance this miniature realm maintains, offering readers a fresh perspective on the natural world.

Amidst Micah's adventures, he crosses paths with Owen, a wise old oak tree who serves as a stoic observer of the seasons' passing. Owen's steadfast presence brings a sense of history and continuity, contrasting with Micah's youthful exuberance. Through their interactions, themes of growth and resilience emerge, encouraging readers to reflect on their own connections to nature.

As the narrative unfolds, it weaves in lessons of friendship, understanding, and the importance of harmony in the environment. Each character plays a vital role in conveying the interconnectedness of life, while moments of whimsy and humor lighten the storytelling.

With rich descriptions and relatable themes, the tale invites readers, both young and old, to immerse themselves in a world bursting with life. Through Micah's eyes, they discover that every creature, no matter how small, has a story worth sharing.

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