The Little Christmas Tree Book

£12.95

Available for Pre-order. Due November 2026.

The Little Christmas Tree Book Author: Format: Hardback First Published: Published By: Little Brown Book Group
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Pages: 128 Illustrations and other contents: Black and white line illustrations, integrated Language: English ISBN: 9781408784129 Categories: , , , , , , , ,

A FESTIVE COMPENDIUM

Join forest scientist and storyteller, Gabriel Hemery, for his love letter to the evergreen – discover ancient folklore, tradition and song, learn about the different Christmas tree species worldwide, read about the wildlife that thrives under their boughs, and use your newfound knowledge to pick the perfect tree for your home.

Packed with instructions for homemade decorations, festive recipes, family-friendly games and seasonal jokes, The Little Christmas Tree Book brings the magic and celebration of the season into your home, to share with those you love most.

With beautiful illustrations throughout, this is the perfect stocking filler to celebrate the joy and wonder of the trees that light up the festive season.

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Author Biography

Dr Gabriel Hemery is an author, tree photographer, and silvologist (forest scientist). Gabriel writes, lives, and breathes trees. He has published a number of both fiction and non-fiction books, while his tree photography has adorned books and international advertising campaigns. A forest scientist by training, he cofounded Sylva Foundation to help nurture a wood culture. He has served on a number of boards and committees, including the Woodland Trust's Conservation Advisory Committee, a Forestry Commission Advisory Committee, and the Board for the UK Tree Charter. He currently chairs the Forestry and Climate Change Partnership. Gabriel was a founding trustee of Fund4Trees. He regularly gives technical talks and has served as a guest lecturer at the University of Oxford. Gabriel is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Foresters.