Trees Stand Tall Tonya Clayton Interspersed are remarks on the

Interspersed are remarks on the ecological aspects of his environments and the devastation caused by human activity

The Afghanistan War veteran is now homeless and estranged from his wife and daughter

Twenty-four years later

strong friendships

Russell examines characters and situations that are at once everyday and also extraordinary

Trees Stand Tall Tonya Clayton Interspersed are remarks on thePeople are like trees strong, flexible, and rooted. In Trees Stand Tall, two young children admire the trees outside their window. When they take the city bus to a family picnic at a park, the children observe and mimic the trees with their cousins. Seeing that the trees stand tall, the children stand tall. Seeing that the branches sway, the children sway and dance too. Rooted in their families, the children too are flexible and strong. Trees Stand