From tree to book to tree

This book can be planted when you finish reading it and it will grow back into a tree.

Argentinian publishing house Pequeño Editor has created a delightful, hand-stitched children’s book that can be planted in the soil when the story is finished. The hand-stitched and bound book is made from acid-free paper and silk-screened with eco-friendly ink. Sewn into the pages are jacaranda seeds that will grow into trees when the book is planted. The book is part of a project called Tree Book Tree to help teach children about where books come from.

This book can be planted when you finish reading it and it will grow back into a tree.

The book is titled “Mi Papá Estuvo en la Selva,” which means “My Dad Was in the Jungle,” and is a story about a rainforest – to help encourage an understanding of the need to preserve natural habitats.

This book can be planted when you finish reading it and it will grow back into a tree.

All books come from trees, and now there is one that will go back to being one: a charming reminder of the environmental impact of books and the cycles of Mother Nature.

This book can be planted when you finish reading it and it will grow back into a tree. This book can be planted when you finish reading it and it will grow back into a tree.