Are you a parent, teacher, or grandparent? This new book is perfect for young nature explorers!
This new book Acorn Party is a counting story set in the Pacific Northwest. But, Acorn Party is more than a simple numbers story. This book teaches kids about sharing, community, and friendship.
Toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarten students will love paging through the illustrations as the story builds to a festive event!
About the Book:
One acorn,
Two hazelnuts,
Three pinecones…
But what comes next?
The acorns are ripe—and that means it’s time for a party! In this heartwarming story, children count along as one small, slightly distracted squirrel tries to plan a party.
It looks like things will end in chaos. Can a group of forest friends jump in to save the day?
More Info:
Fun fact–this book took me about half-an-hour to write!
Does that sound nutty? I’d been doodling other ideas, but started wondering about squirrels, acorns, and counting. From there, the book just happened. (Not counting several rounds of revisions, and a couple months for illustrations, of course!)
My last few books have been nonfiction books. It’s been exciting to work on another picture book story, and I’m delighted to share it with you now.
It’s also been fun also to see some of the animals from this story in my own yard. Some of the animals are shyer, but the squirrels scurry across my yard almost daily!
Acorn Party is available now, so be sure to get your copy. You can buy it either on Amazon or in my own shop.
Signed hardcovers from my shop.
Book Reviews:
Acorn Party by Audrey Sauble introduces young readers to the wonders of nature while helping to strengthen their counting skills. The book takes a creative approach to learning. ~ Stephanie Lynn, for Readers Favorite
With “Acorn Party” by author/illustrator Audrey Sauble, children will fully enjoy joining in the fun and counting along with Squirrel’s happy-go-lucky method for counting to 10. . . . Author/storyteller Audrey Sauble’s text tells the story of a simple counting adventure, while her beautifully crafted illustrations celebrate community and friendship.~ Midwest Book Review
Other Updates:
On a different note—I’ve been looking back over my older blog posts. It’s been far too long since I posted last, and it’s time to shaking things up and share more updates!
Keep an eye out for more picture book recommendations and about nature resources. I’m planning to share learning materials for more of my books, as well as more book recommendations soon.