Trees, roots and boy

Who hears the dispatches of the trees? The narrators of the stories about the origins of mankind and traditional events are trees from different continents, which send dispatches to each other, which the Czech boy Adam is the only one who understands. "When you finish this book, you'll be a little different. You won't be able to walk past the trees unnoticed. Sometimes you'll want to pet them, to lean on, hug them, to climb them, or you may long to lie under them for a while." Have you ever heard.., that trees could tell a story? And sending very special dispatches from continent to continent? Tenderly, wisely and poetically, American redwoods, Australian wolemias, African baobabs, Czech lindens and Italian fig trees talk about everything they have experienced. The thousand-year-old redwoods have the deepest memory, but others are also witnesses to ancient events. Adam, a Czech boy, is with his father in California and hears the trees telling about the beginning of the world, Adam and Eve, Vikings and Indians. Then, as she prepares to go home, she resolves to protect her wood friends for life.