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Guardians of the Treasure Tree: A Roots of Responsibility Series: Greed
Paperback
Series: Roots of Responsibility
Publisher Price: $12.99
Publisher: Hankins House Publishing
Published: Jan 3 2026
Pages: 36
Weight: 0.18
Height: 0.09 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The Guardians of the Treasure Tree is a beautifully illustrated children's story about generosity, responsibility, and the true meaning of giving back. Hidden deep within a dark, misty forest EDITION NOTICE: The story elements of this book are published across multiple formats. The Treasure Tree (ISBN: 979-8-9944285-3-5) is the physical print storybook. Guardians of the Treasure Tree is available as a digital fixed-layout eBook (ISBN: 979-8-9944285-4-2) and as a physical print companion coloring book (ISBN: 979-8-9944285-1-1 or 979-8-9944285-9-7).Guardians of the Treasure Tree is a magical storybook coloring adventure that teaches children an important lesson about generosity, responsibility, and the value of giving back to nature.
Deep in a misty forest behind Grandma Gigi's cozy cottage stands a very special tree-the Treasure Tree. From its branches hang sparkling necklaces, golden coins, shining jewels, and tiny treasures that sway in the breeze. The tree is happy to share its gifts, but it has one important rule:
stands a magical tree that shares its treasures with those who care for it. Guided by their wise grandmother, Gigi, seven curious children discover the wonders of the Treasure Tree-and the simple rule that protects it: kindness must come before taking.
Through soil, water, and thoughtful actions, the children learn how nurturing the world around them brings rewards far greater than gold. But when temptation and greed lead them astray, they encounter the prickly Trap Tree and an important lesson about consequences, forgiveness, and making better choices.
With rich, full-color illustrations and gentle storytelling, The Guardians of the Treasure Tree encourages empathy, environmental awareness, and moral reflection in young readers. This modern fable is ideal for read-alouds at home, in classrooms, and in libraries, offering a meaningful story that sparks conversation and reinforces positive values.
Recommended for ages 4-12.
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