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The Last Tree: A Seed of Hope

Hardback

Main Details

Title The Last Tree: A Seed of Hope
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Luke Adam Hawker
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:64
Dimensions(mm): Height 250,Width 194
Category/GenreThe environment
Environmentalist thought and ideology
Conservation of the environment
ISBN/Barcode 9781781578704
ClassificationsDewey:741.092
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher Octopus Publishing Group
Imprint Ilex
NZ Release Date 30 May 2023
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

From the Sunday Times bestselling author of Together. Imagine a world without trees. A world that is in many ways like our world, but where magnificent canopies, tree climbing and leaves rustling in the breeze are now only distant memories. Until a young girl comes along, a girl who is brave and spirited and willing to follow where her imagination takes her. Through Olive's adventures in the world of trees we are reminded of nature's extraordinary power and beauty, and her actions ultimately sow the seeds of new life in her own world. From the mind and pen of bestselling author Luke Adam Hawker, The Last Tree is a powerful evocation of the fragility of our natural world and a magnificent celebration of its beauty. Praise for Together: "An accurate and thoughtful account of one of the most challenging years in modern history." -The Guardian "Hawker's images always seem to have just the right mixture of gravitas and sly, understated humour." -The Scotsman

Author Biography

Luke Adam Hawker worked as an architectural designer before becoming a full time artist in 2015. He sells his signed and limited edition prints to fans throughout the UK and the rest of the world. He has also been commissioned by brands such as the Soho House Hotel Group, and has an artwork hanging in the Parliamentary Art collection. He has over 298k very engaged Instagram followers @lukeadamhawker. Luke's first book, Together, was a Sunday Times bestseller. It has sold over 130,000 copies worldwide to date, and has been translated into nine languages. Luke lives with his wife, son and dog Robin in Surrey, England.