VBT# Bruce the Spruce - AA Cristi

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Bruce the Spruce- A New York City Fairytale About the True Meaning of Christmas Trees

#VBT Review - Bruce the Spruce - A.A Cristi - November 2021


Bruce the Christmas Tree has always been the spiffiest and neatest tree around as he is every year worshipped and adored as he is decorated with the best of decorations and admired. For Bruce, he has never dreamed of being anything but the best Christmas tree around, and now his family is tossing him out and upgrading. This upsets Bruce as he feels like it is the end of the world and we read as Bruce gets depressed but soon, he is adopted by another family who will treasure him and in doing so Bruce the Spruce will learn the true meaning of Christmas and what it means to be loved for who you are and the connectedness of family and love. This picture book is ideal for children aged 4-8 years old and had the most gorgeous illustrations and the perfect read for the upcoming month as we are coming into the Christmas season. The other thing I loved about this book was it gave me happy memories of my own trip in New York in December 2013 as Bruce the Spruce takes a trip around New York.


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