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A person holds up the children's book "Mia and the Listening Tree" by Katy G. Culberson, featuring a large green tree on the cover. The background shows a lush botanical garden with colorful flowers and greenery.
An open page of the book shows a girl named Mia meditating under a tree, with text describing her calming herself. The facing page features a tree trunk with a sign that reads: "The Listening Tree hears only when you listen carefully."
An open page of the book illustrates various frogs playing musical instruments, including a banjo and bagpipes, with speech bubbles indicating their worries about their music. The background features decorative horse sculptures.
An open page of the book shows Mia smiling at a frog who has a "DONATE" box, suggesting the frog is sharing its music. The text highlights the story's portrayal of empathy through action.
An open page of the book depicts a worried chipmunk contemplating humorous scenarios like cookies revolting or crocheting a cat. The text emphasizes the book's blend of humor and emotional awareness.
An open page of the book shows Mia listening intently to a chipmunk, with text describing Mia's advice to break down big jobs. The facing page shows Mia with a large stack of items, symbolizing tasks.
An open page of the book shows Mia sitting under a tree, and a bunny with tearful eyes hopping out from the grass. The text describes the gentle nature of the story and its immediate understanding by children.
An open page of the book illustrates Mia walking home through firefly-lit grass as the sun sets, with the Listening Tree rustling. The text conveys the clear message that being present and listening matters.
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This kids book gets empathy right

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I sure do

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Can you notice when someone really listens

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