Lily Faye and the Mighty Oak

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Pub Date 17 Dec 2020 | Archive Date 23 Nov 2022

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Lily Faye and the Mighty Oak is an engaging, beautifully illustrated book that teaches children about kindness, mammals, the importance of trees, and the cycling of carbon dioxide and oxygen. Introduce your little ones to the friendly frog and her companion the mighty oak.

Lily Faye and the Mighty Oak is an engaging, beautifully illustrated book that teaches children about kindness, mammals, the importance of trees, and the cycling of carbon dioxide and oxygen...


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ISBN 9780985696016
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Featured Reviews

Thank you NetGalley and Lioness Publishing House for accepting my request to read and review Lily Faye and the Mighty Oak.

Author: Ingrid Jennings
Published: 12/17/20
Genre: Children's Fiction

This lovely children's book includes bright illustrations, environmental stewardship, animal classification and manners.

The illustrations are so eye-catching. As I turned each page, my standard reading process reversed. I was drawn to the illustrated story, and once I admired every inch, I read the page.

There is a little Lily in all of us. Lily comes across a couple situations where what she believes to be true is not true, and she hurt a member of her society. If she had not been quickly taught she may have went on to hurt the environment and other members of her life.

The introduction of humans to a young frog was incredibly unique. I loved how the humans were written, their purpose lightly touched on, and I found myself moved by their scenes. In addition, Lily learns the truth and figures out she hurt a friend. The author impressed me again with the writing, age-appropriate urgency was used to prioritize an apology, confirming facts and understanding.

I loved everything about this book. Parents, children, nursery schools, grandparents and yes, babysitters should be gifted this beautiful art piece.

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