In gentle rhyme, a young girl compares her testimony to a tree that grows from a tiny seed. As she learns about Jesus, chooses right, serves others, and feels the Spirit, her tree grows tall and strong. She learns that testimonies can shrink if neglected, that bad choices are like weeds, and that repentance sets her free. With help from friends, parents, teachers, and her Savior, she nurtures her faith and learns to share it with others. Turns the abstract idea of a testimony into a tangible tree kids can picture and understand Echoes Alma 32's seed-of-faith metaphor in a way small children can grasp Perfect baptism-day gift for a child turning eight Gentle rhyme and warm art make it ideal for bedtime or family home evening Perfect for an LDS parent or Primary teacher who wants a gentle, illustrated way to explain what a testimony is and how faith grows to a young child.