The Littlest Acorn
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he festival is only in town for one weekend a year. As the merchants close up shop each day, the animals await their turn! It is almost time for their fun! After the last person has left the woods and driven home, there is a different festival getting ready to take place!
The animals have their own Crunchy leaves festival!
Sophie was the littlest squirrel in the forest. She was also extremely shy.
Now Sophie, in my pocket I hold something very magical. I will give it to you and it will give you what you want most. What you think you are missing. It will give you beauty and most of all, confidence in yourself. You just have to be ready for the power and magic that it possesses. Do you feel that you can handle all of that?
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About the Book
The yearly Crunchy Leaves Festival is coming to town, and it takes place in the forest. With the leaves turning their beautiful colors, this is the perfect setting. But the festival isn’t just special for the people of this small town; it is also special for the animals that call this forest their home. They are busy preparing and stocking up for the winter. They are so excited—and for good reason. The animals have their own Crunchy Leaves Festival.
As all of the animals get ready for the festival, one little squirrel named Sophie is sad and lonely. She doesn’t feel as pretty as the other squirrels. She also believes her tail isn’t as bushy, shiny and full as the others. And, she has these big glasses that always fall down. Sir Frederick James the owl sees Sophie’s distress and swoops down to help. He gives her a magic acorn to help her realize how important she is.
Through words and pictures, The Littlest Acorn shares a story about the importance of confidence.
About the Author
Amber Fuentes is originally from Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, and currently lives in Denver, North Carolina. She enjoys spending time with her husband, Michael, and their dogs. Fuentes has donated part of the book sales to various charities. This is her second book.