Have You Seen Trees Analysis

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The book Have You Seen Trees? described different types of trees there are during each season, it reminded me of a time when I went to El Salvador during the summer with parents. El Salvador is my parent’s birthplace. The first time I went, the trees were really green, flowers were blossomed and the fruits were ready to be eaten. I was really fascinated by how tropical the country is with the different type of trees. In the beginning year in El Salvador, the first fruit to bloom is called Zapote, it is a very sweet fruit, the shell has a soft texture like an avocado and the inside is orange, you may eat it with just a spoon or make a liquefied drink. Every plant and fruit has its season for all the right time it is ripped.

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