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The Tiniest Giant

Barbara Ciletti
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Pages
20
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Schiffer Kids

About

THE TINY GIANT hardcover is the precursor (September 2020) and recipient of the Benjamin Franklin Silver Medal. 

Praise for The Tiny Giant "This well-organized, slow-paced narrative will encourage young people to grow an oak tree of their own. A charming and pretty addition to nature-focused collections."-School Library Journal

The title itself spells intrigue-how can a giant be tiny??? In this case, the tiny acorn grows into a magnificent tall oak. This appeals to young children, who buy in to make believe, and heroes-in person and in nature.

THE TINY GIANT hardcover has garnered a strong response from pre-K parents bloggers and craft websites.

Nature studies maintain a high profile for young children 2-5, with avid support from schools, daycares and libraries.

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  • Trees & Forests
  • Science & Nature
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  • Earth Sciences

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