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 \nA warm breeze blew through her needles.The warm sun shone on her branches.Little Tree was happy.  \nSeasons and years passed.  \nLittle Tree was ten years old.  \nShe had grown much taller,but she itched miserably.  \nWood mites had burrowed under her bark.  \nEven the cool autumn winds could not soothe her.  \nThen you will feel better.\"And so she did.  \nSnow filled the meadow.Cold winds blew.  \nThe wood mites under her bark went to sleep.Little Tree drowsed happily,nodding to the other little pines.  \n6","cbCaimdp18u18en1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimdp18u18en1","pdf",1900951,"English","# Little Tree\n## Life in the meadow\n## Seasons and growth\n## Itchiness and wood mites\n## Winter rest and relief","[{\"question\":\"Who are the main characters in Little Tree?\",\"answer\":\"The main focus is Little Tree, along with her brothers and sisters across the meadow, and the beetle and wood mites that affect her.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Little Tree feel at the beginning of the story?\",\"answer\":\"She is happy and playful, shivering and laughing as a beetle tickles her and as warm sun and breeze comfort her.\"},{\"question\":\"What causes Little Tree’s discomfort later in the story?\",\"answer\":\"Wood mites burrow under her bark, making her itch miserably even when autumn winds blow.\"}]","Little Tree | PDF",1790634508,31]