Children's book about nature, the seasons and the environment enter the publishing marketplace on a regular basis. Yet, despite contributions about these topics, and more specifically acorns, TINY GIANT jockeys against no real competition. By way of comparisons, please note the following:2018: I Am the Seed That Grew the Tree: This volume contains a collection of nature poems, for each day of the year.2016: Because of an Acorn While the acorn gains the spotlight, this title provides friendly view of how one nut contributes to an ecosystem. This is a trade picture book, intended for children K-grade 1. The hardcover sells for $11.95 and the paperback at $9.95.

Published in 2016, this title is probably the most recent endeavor to enter the marketplace.2011: The Oak Inside the Acorn: In this title by Max Lucado, the acorn serves to emphasize the beauty of being unique. More to the point, it is used to symbolize how within each child there lies a special person created by God. This is not a nature book in the strict sense, but a message that speaks to children ages 7-10, with a focus on the fact that each is unique and special. Clearly an outgrowth of Lucado's ministry and intended to be inspirational.2009: Acorns Everywhere: This is a picture book intended to entertain as fall bestows a plethora of acorns. A young squirrel, overwhelmed and overjoyed at the sight of such bounty proceeds to run in all directions in order to capture his share of the goods.BOARD BOOKS AND ISSUES FOR CHILDREN 3-6:2004: The Acorn and the Oak Tree: 2-4 years 1998: Flying Squirrel at Acorn Place: preschool2004: The Acorn and the Oak Tree: 2-4 years.