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How to Build a Tree Hutt

Nathan Richardson
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Pages
24
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris NZ

About

Keanu, Nathans seven-year-old son, wanted to build a tree hut at his own place so that he could play in it with his friends and family. It is a big challenge to build a tree hut, and Keanu did not know where to start. So Keanu asked his dad for some advice.

Do our digital natives spend too much time on electronic devices and the balance from physical activity? When Keanu asked the question, Dad, lets build a tree hut, he leapt at the opportunity to assist his son in his quest to build a fort in the trees. Hopefully, this book will inspire other children to participate in physical outdoor activities.

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