by Ann Jeter Baldwin (Author)
When the little, round, brown acorn falls to the ground, it dreams of becoming the tallest tree in town. It will need to grow by leaps and bounds to become a majestic oak. Filled with rhyme and charming illustrations, The Little Acorn shares the story of how a lowly acorn transforms into a mighty oak. A story of hope and wonder, this picture book for children also includes nature facts and coloring pages. The squirrels and birds come around for a treat. They think I am something tasty to eat. Im full of stuff thats good for their tummy. They gobble me up because Im so yummy.
Author Biography
Ann Jeter Baldwin and Jack Jeter are a brother and sister team. Between them, they have six children, eleven grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Little Acorn is their first collaboration.