A Tiny Miracle

by Richard M. Wainwright, Jack Crompton (Illustrator)

A Tiny Miracle tells the story of a lovable but tiny Christmas tree who desperately wants to be part of a family’s Christmas. The tiny Christmas tree is loved by all the animals of the forest because he is always happy and cheerful, but because of his growth under the branches of the wise old oak, no one, including his larger brothers and sisters, believes that he will be selected by the Christmas tree grower. Everyone know this would break his heart. He believes, with faith, there is always the possibility of a tiny miracle.

29 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1986

Reviews

[. · Rating 2 out of 5]

A cute story that can be interpreted about believing in yourself and having a positive attitude even if you’re different than everyone else. Don’t like the religious overtones though

[Ariel Simmons · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interest Level: 4-6
Reading Level: 5th-6th
Awards: Benjamine Franklin Award

A Tiny Miracle is a story of dreams, goals, faith and hope as a tiny little tree strives to be the best he can be and choose to be happy and positive no matter what. A great Christmas story to share with children about believing in yourself and who you are no matter how small people say you are!