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The Good for Nothing Tree

by Amy-Jill Levine; Sandy Eisenberg Sasso

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Ankit S, Reviewer

There is nothing that is good for nothing. I say, the value of a thing or a person depends on the where it is testifying and by whom under what conditions & which situations.

Here it is depicted well by the author on the patience of children on getting fruits from the fig tree they planted. Season after season went by but there were no figs on the tree. Gardener decided to cut the tree but children insisted to taken care of it and their patience proved fruitful as well as the fig tree.

All it says, is about to be hopeful and be patient while working for making things work positively.

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