The Last Leaf of Autumn (Paperback)by Phil Henry

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The Last Leaf of Autumn (Paperback) |
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PR9912 | £11.99 |
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Last Leaf of Autumn - Written by Phil Henry & Illustrated by Graham Lilley
Shelby the squirrel wishes autumn would never end. Clinging to the very last leaf on her tree, she’s scared of what winter might bring. With the gentle wisdom of her friend Orson the owl, Shelby begins to see that change is not something to fear - every season makes way for new life, new colours, and new adventures.
Last Leaf of Autumn is a thoughtful, heartwarming picture book about resilience, patience, and the beauty of nature’s cycles. Phil’s gentle storytelling pairs perfectly with Graham Lilley’s rich, expressive watercolour illustrations, capturing the colours of the woodland and the warmth of friendship.
It’s a comforting story for children who may find change a little daunting, and a lovely resource for parents and teachers to spark conversations about seasons, growing up, and embracing what’s ahead.
Perfect for:
- Bedtime reading and quiet storytime moments
- Helping children understand and cope with change
- Linking classroom topics on seasons, nature, and resilience
- A meaningful gift for families and teachers alike
What people are saying
- "Lovely children’s book. Cute illustrations and a nice story. My five year old is very happy!"
- "Excellent book, my 10-year-old loved it."
- "We absolutely love Shelby and Orson’s story, it’s a beautiful reminder that although change can make us feel sad, it’s often an important part of life around us. And when we take a moment to reflect, we realise it’s not always a bad thing." - Includes Us Too charity