by Marcy Saladino Cox (Author), Kellie Warren Nedd (Illustrator)
Little Autumn Rose is not excited to get out of bed and go to school. After she is finally on her way, Autumn sees a beautiful oak tree that inspires her to draw one for an assignment that day. But when Autumn tells her classmates that trees can talk, they make fun of her. Luckily, her teacher encourages her.
After she arrives home from school, Autumn escapes to her secret forest where she embarks on a journey to connect with nature. As she discovers that the greatest joy and happiness can be found in the simple things like trees, flowers, and tiny creatures, Autumn teaches everyone to look for the good in everything around us and to remember that our happy place is not as far away as we think.
In this delightful tale for children, a little girl escapes to her secret forest where she sets out on a quest to connect with nature and all of its beautiful creatures.
Author Biography
Marcy Saladino Cox is the author of the Little Autumn Rose children's book series. Kellie Warren Nedd is an artist and Houston art gallery owner. Marcy and Kellie have been best friends since they were eleven and twelve, respectively, and are now thrilled to combine their talents and create special books for children. This is the first book in the Little Autumn Rose series.
Number of Pages: 30
Dimensions: 0.25 x 11 x 8.5 IN
Publication Date: May 02, 2019
