Shabby Sunday Meme
I have a lot of old vintage books and one of my plans when I first started blogging was to do a post every week or so that shared one of my cherished vintage books. Then I thought that maybe there might be other book bloggers out there that have some vintage books, heirlooms, or maybe some old books from childhood that they might want to share. I decided to start a weekly meme titled ‘Shabby Sunday’ for those who would like to participate and share some of their old vintage books. Do you have some shabby books you’d like to share? Please feel free to participate. Feel free to use the picture I’ve provided if you’d like to. If you decide to do this meme, please consider linking back to me so that I can see the book you’re sharing.
Today’s shabby share is:
Christmas Trees and How They Grow

My Thoughts:
This is such an interesting book for kids to read about Christmas trees. The beginning narrative tells about a family who are out looking for the perfect Christmas tree and along the way the children learn facts about which trees are best, how they grow, the different types of Christmas trees and how to sprout pine tree seeds. The book contains interesting illustrations throughout to help kids identify the different types of trees.
Christmas Trees and How They Grow is very educational and might even teach adults a thing or two. Do you know how to find a pine tree’s seeds? How can you grow your own Christmas tree and how long will it take? How to people around the United States celebrate their Christmas trees? How can you set up a Christmas tree outside for the birds in the winter for feeding? Pick up this book to find out and settle in for a journey to learn about our truly amazing Mother Nature. Children will appreciate trees and forests and understand how important they are after reading this book.
My edition is from 1961 and apparantly the only edition that’s available. It’s a previous library book, but it’s in fairly good shape for it’s age. It has a hard fabric cover. I ended up picking this up from a library book sale and what a find it is! You can find some real gems at sales which is why I love going to these sales so much. You never know what you’ll find.
Find this book on Goodreads and Amazon
- Hardcover: 48 pages
- Publisher: Whittlesey House (1961)
- Language: English
Other blogs who have participated in Shabby Sunday:
Nicky@ An Introverted Bookworm
Lovely book!
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Thanks so much! ❤
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You’re welcome! ❤
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Excellent! This is the way books should be. Wonderful tools for learning and leisure fun. Probably my favorite Shabby Book besides the Mark Twain stories.
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Aww, thanks so much, Dave! I’m so glad you like this one and find an appreciation for it. ❤ Thanks so much for sharing!
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Interesting book! As you said, this book looks very educational and there must be a thing or two for us adults to learn! Lovely post ❤
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Noriko, thank you! It’s true. 🙂 I learn new things reading with my kids all the time! It’s great to stimulate the mind. This is why I love reading so much! ❤ Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts. 🙂
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This is a nice blog idea – I like seeing what vintage books everyone has!
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Thanks so much! ❤ I appreciate your thoughts. 😀
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I never had this and wish I did when I was a child
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Thanks for commenting! ❤ It's certainly a great book. 😀
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