Kids Story: The Life of a Leaf

The Life of a Leaf - Kids Story by the Palestinian Author - Sarah Abu-Lebdeh

The Life of a Leaf is an educational story about the seasons, narrated by an oak tree. The book beautifully captures the life cycle of a leaf, through each season, and its emotional journey. Come along with the leaf story and finally realize its thrilling purpose.

What better way to learn about seasons than the life cycle of a leaf that lived through them all? This thrilling story with lively illustrations and rhyming text is sure to keep little ones engaged and entertained. Both boys and girls will love turning this Life of a Leaf book's pages and finding new adventures on every page.

The Perfect Book About The Seasons For Your Little One.
(1) TEACHES ABOUT SEASONS, teaches children the differences between each season. As well as the changes animals and plants grow through in each season.

(2) FUN RHYMING SENTENCES, the simple and effective rhyme scheme pairs with the illustrations seamlessly, making the sentences fun to hear and easy to remember. that will definitely catch your child's attention.

(3) EDUCATIONAL, your little one will learn about what happens to life of a leaf as the seasons change. As well as learn about when baby animals are born, and in what happens when they become adult animals. These kids story ideas will also help your little one to build their reading skills and vocabulary.

(4) COLORFUL VIBRANT ILLUSTRATIONS, the charming illustrations filled with many details will help your kids visualize how different seasons appear in nature. Your kids will notice new things each time they read it. And the cheerful scenes offer plenty of opportunity to learn to discover Allahs beautiful creation.

This book of stories makes a perfect gift, and will soon be the new favorite for your little one.

About The Author

Sarah Abu-Lebdeh is a Palestinian author and a mother of three. She lives in the USA, where she homeschools her two daughters. After reading many books to her little ones, she noticed that there were not many high-quality Muslim books for children, motivating her to start writing her own picture books.