Change and independence
Little Acorn leaves Old Oak when wind blows him to the ground and must begin a new life.
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Elena Mannion - Author
A gentle nature story combines a small character’s change of circumstances with information about oak trees, seasons and the many species associated with them.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA gentle nature story combines a small character’s change of circumstances with information about oak trees, seasons and the many species associated with them.
Little Acorn leaves Old Oak when wind blows him to the ground and must begin a new life.
The oak is presented as part of a seasonal world involving animals, insects and the life cycle of an acorn.
Little Acorn’s separation from the tree and uncertainty about surviving encounters with wildlife may merit a pause, especially for a child sensitive to change or danger.
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