Paperback + Read-a-Long E-book

Written by Scott Edge. Illustrated by Andrew Kinzler.

“The Little Acorn” is a story for the wide-eyed dreamer in us all. The e-book offers read-along narration with rich performances that will bring the characters to life!

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Paperback
The rich colors of this beautifully illustrated paperback book will captivate your child’s imagination.

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Read-a-Long E-book

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The e-book includes read-along narration with rich performances that will bring the characters to life!

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Paperback • E-book
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The Story

LILLY IS the littlest acorn in her family. But despite her small size, she dreams to one day grow to become as big and wise as Momma Acorn, her loving mother. But her brothers and sisters think Lilly is too small and will never be a large tree.

At the turn of the season, the winds whisk Lilly away from the familiar branches of Momma Acorn, and she finds herself in uncertain surroundings. She awakens Willie and Oakly, the oldest trees in the forest, and learns the value of believing with her heart.

If you dream with all your heart,
and believe it with your soul,
then your branches will be large,
and to the sky you will grow.

The World

THIS STORY IS FOR the wide-eyed dreamer in us all. With your little ones in your lap, this inspirational story and its beautiful illustrations (by Andrew Kinzler) will transport you to an imaginative world full of color and unique characters.

You’ll only grow up to be as big as your dreams.
You’ll never be a tree if you don’t truly believe.

Credits

Scott Edge

Author

Filmmaker, author, and founder of SkyGate Studios in Little Rock, Arkansas, Scott has been telling stories for large audiences for over 15 years. Inspired by C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, his passion is to provide metaphorical perspectives on timeless truths. He grew up amid the countryside of Ferndale, Arkansas, and he was always creating characters and drawing comics inspired by his surroundings. In fact, it was when he was 10 that he wrote “The Little Acorn.” He and his wife Amber have two children.