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When my wife and I were dating for about a month, she got me this book. Don't start laughing, I am a big kid, but that was not a reason, why she did that. My wife had this book for a while and she kept on reading it to her daughter every chance she got. Her thought of me reading the book had a different meaning and she decided to get me a copy of my own. When I got the book, there was a message inside cover, which was a quote from my wife to me: Dedicated to Jake. This book holds a gigantic meaning, put into simple words, for children to understand, because their innocence permits them to see things as they are. When you turn each page, remember that each sentence has a hidden message in it. Love Alla Of course I was happy to get a present and such a beautiful message, from the girl I have recently met, but the book did have a meaning beyond belief. About the book The book is about a boy who comes to visit the tree. Tree gives the boy a fruit, leafs, shade and lets the boy play around it. The boy is starting to get older and the tree is trying to offer the boy some of the things he needed, when he was small. The boy stops playing in his busy life and the tree is trying to offer things, which the boy might need. When the boy needs money, the tree offers all of its fruit. The boy needs a house, the tree offers its branches. The boy needs a boat to sail away, the tree offers its trunk. When the boy gets older and the tree has nothing else to offer, the boy says I am to old, and the tree lets him sit and rest on it's stump. And every time the tree was happy. The meaning behind the book First of all, the book teaching of the gift without regret. When we offer a favor to someone, do we always want something in return or do we do something out of our generosity. It is very important for the child to understand that sometimes we can not expect things in return, just because we offered help or a favor to a person. Yes, the child can misunderstand of c