But he’s looking for the literal tree that he came from. When we think of the family tree, we think of all the branches connecting us with our family members. So now, these beloved buddies are embarking on a new adventure to find Stick’s family tree.
So, the whole book was really, I think, about the bravery of being able to stick up for a friend and then just how friendships formed just by having adventures together.īianca Schulze: Well, it’s beautiful. It’s just, you know, going to school, going to the playground, spending time together. You know, it’s not some complicated formula. And then they have a few adventures, which, as we all know, doing things together is how friendship is formed. It’s a book about how someone’s brave enough to stick up for someone. Basically, it is a book about friendship. So, the whole idea originated from the word stick and a stick sticking up for a friend, and then the whole sticks and stones, you know, break your bone-that old nursery rhyme. But, you know, then to stick up for your friend in front of others isn’t so easy. Like, you know, it’s easy to be a friend. And when I heard that line on the radio, I was like, oh, you know, that’s a really good idea about how hard it is to stick up for your friends. And I got the idea just from a song on the radio where there is a line about your best friend sticking up for you. But it was my very first book and I had written it basically trying to get published, you know, as all aspiring writers are trying to be published.
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