The Tree Girl

by Gita Wolf, Sirish Rao

Other authors: Indrapramit Roy (Illustrator)

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Two sisters live on the edge of a great rainforest. When soldiers destroy the forest, the sisters must try to find a new way of life. But strange things are in store for them . . . Inspired by an old Indian folktale, this is a lyrical fable of metamorphosis and the connections between human beings and nature. The atmospheric art in this handsome book is set off against colored handmade inserts. The text is letter-pressed on tea-stained paper.… (more)

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Author name	Role	Type of author	Work?	Status
Wolf, Gita	—	primary author	all editions	confirmed
Rao, Sirish	—	main author	all editions	confirmed
Roy, Indrapramit	Illustrator	secondary author	all editions	confirmed

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Two sisters live on the edge of a great rainforest. When soldiers destroy the forest, the sisters must try to find a new way of life. But strange things are in store for them . . . Inspired by an old Indian folktale, this is a lyrical fable of metamorphosis and the connections between human beings and nature. The atmospheric art in this handsome book is set off against colored handmade inserts. The text is letter-pressed on tea-stained paper.

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Two sisters live on the edge of a great rainforest. When soldiers destroy the forest, the sisters must try to find a new way of life. But strange things are in store for them...

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