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In this lively rhymed story, a lone leaf wanders onto the farm and sets off a chain of events that bring the orchard’s inhabitants together. Set among apple trees, the narrative captures the rhythm of rural life, the mystery of nature’s small happenings, and the joy of discovery that can arise from a simple, wind‑carried leaf.
The book blends playful verse with vivid descriptions of the farm’s daily rhythms, offering young readers a gentle exploration of the connections between the natural world and community.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Steve Metzger
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