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Night Fall in the Ti-Tree

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About This Book

The collection presents lyrical children's poems that follow dusk in a small woodland, evoking frogs' banjo-like calls, chirring crickets, hushed birds, wavering bats, and playful rabbits. Short verses combine musical rhythm and sensory detail to render night sounds and movements, then shift to a cautionary note about traps set by humans while affirming a protective natural order. Accompanying woodcut illustrations reinforce the rustic mood and moments of danger and escape, creating a compact, imagistic evocation of nocturnal life and childhood wonder.

About the Author

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Violet Teague

Violet Teague is an author known for her work in early 20th-century literature. Her notable book, "Night Fall in the Ti-Tree," showcases her ability to weave evocative narratives that reflect the natural beauty and complexities of her surroundings. Teague's writing often captures the essence of the landscapes she describes, inviting readers to explore the interplay between nature and human experience. While her body of work may not be extensive, her contributions to literature offer a glimpse into the themes and styles of her time.

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