A different look at the 1964 Shel Silverstein book "The Giving Tree". If you have read the book (or had it read to you) then you know it doesn't end well for one of the characters. Unless you're a carpenter, maybe.

Tree is willing to give Boy everything she can, but has Boy asked for too much? Tree will try,and no matter the outcome will be happy.

A parody of the Shel Silverstein poem "Whatif", from the poetry collection "A Light in the Attic" (1981). This version expresses the "Whatifs" that a PhD student encounters as she starts a new chapter in her life.

This is The touching story of the love between a boy and an apple tree. But when the boy takes too much, he will plant the seeds of his own destruction.

The Boy develops feelings for the one who has always cared.

A spin off of the Giving Tree. Poem about a lost love.

A tale of love reunited, this story is a more elaborate and more appropriate ending to Shel Silverstein's popular childrens book, "The Giving Tree".