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this book is named after a tree. this particular tree is not special in any way. it isn't bigger, or older, or rarer than any other tree. in fact, it happens to be a rather small and lonely tree. this tree is only different because underneath it, people in the LGBTQIA+ community can gather to be themselves, discuss issues, and find new friends. this book is designed to be a safe space for members of the LGBT+ community, allies, and anyone curious or questioning to come and chat, ask questions, learn about who we are and what we do. feel free to recommend and shamelessly self-promote your LGBT+ friendly book or fanfiction in the comments, as long as it is kept to responsible levels. (not fifty comments on every chapter saying "READ MY BOOK." (!) +++ please keep the comments PG-13. homophobia, sexism, racism and religious or political discrimination will not be tolerated. any upsetting comments will be deleted and reported and the offenders will be asked to leave. thank you! +++ started 1st September 17
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