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This Modern Classic Christmas Story Teaches Children The Spirit Of The Season By Bringing Together Two Great New York City Traditions: The Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree And The Neighborhelpingneighbor Program Of Habitat For Humanity.Opening In Depressionera New York City, The Carpenter'S Gift Tells The Story Of Eightyearold Henry And His Father Selling Christmas Trees. They Give A Christmas Tree To Construction Workers Building Rockefeller Center And Celebrate Together. Through The Kindness Of The Construction Workers And Neighbors, Henry Gets His Wish For A Nice, Warm Home To Replace His Family'S Drafty Shack. He Plants A Pinecone From That First Rockefeller Center Tree. As An Old Man, Henry Repays The Gift By Donating The Enormous Tree That Has Grown From That Pinecone To Become A Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree. After Bringing Joy To Thousands As The Rockefeller Center Tree, Its Wood Will Be Used To Build A Home For Another Family In Need.Written By Children'S Nonfiction Author David Rubel In Collaboration With Habitat For Humanity. Gorgeous Illustrations Crafted By Jim Lamarche.'Rubel'S Story Of Compassion Hits All The Right Holiday Notes; Lamarche'S Lush, Warm Illustrations Of Glowing Christmas Trees And Smiling, Caring Characters Drive Home The Central Message Of Charity.' The Horn Book
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