Question

what is the conclusion of an island of trees by ruskin bond

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An island of trees is a unique collection of nature stories and poems. Ruskin bond's total empathy with nature and his deep love for animals comes through in these sensitively told stories.About the story. ... her father said that if a tamarind tree could grow here, other trees could .'-:-) -:-) :-) -''-:-) :-) ---'''



It is about a grandmother who is telling her grand daughter about her childhood that when she was a child she loves to live in the tree all the time. His father was fond for trees and all natural greenery. His dream was that there were greenery all around so that the desert will go away and there will be more rain . One time they found a rocky island which had no trees but only a small tamarind tree growing in the middle of the island. her father said that if a tamarind tree could grow here, other trees could also grow here. So as soon as monsoon arrives they set out with a number of mangoes, laburnum,hibiscus and coral tree saplings and cuttings

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