Penny the Pine
A Children’s Book
Buy Penny the Pine
Savannah Tree Foundation’s First Children’s Book
We are thrilled to introduce our very first children’s book in a captivating series that’s all about inspiring young activists! “Penny the Pine” is a heartwarming tale that showcases the remarkable transformative power of a child’s advocacy and a community’s unwavering dedication.
Multiple formats available!
HARDCOVER BOOK $17.99
Delve into the enchanting world of Penny the Pine with the hardback version, where the joy of holding a physical book is as delightful as the story itself. Immerse yourself in the beauty of handcrafted illustrations that come to life on the pages. Feel the satisfaction of turning each page as you follow Penny’s inspiring journey. Additionally, this hardback edition comes with a special certificate of giving, a tangible reminder of your contribution to the Savannah Tree Foundation mission. Hang it proudly on your wall, knowing that 100% of the book proceeds go towards safeguarding our invaluable trees. Experience the magic of a physical book while supporting a cause close to the heart
AUDIOBOOK $3.99
A Vivid Soundscape: Experience Penny the Pine as an immersive journey through captivating nature sounds and vivid soundscapes that bring the narrative to life, creating a stimulating auditory experience for listeners. You can buy the audiobook from these locations:
Listen to Sample
KINDLE $7.99
Step into Penny the Pine’s heartwarming tale conveniently on your Kindle! Follow the resilient tree as it faces encroaching development through the eyes of a determined child. This poetic narrative beautifully underscores the commitment to preserving nature’s treasures. Enjoy the ease and portability of the Kindle version, making it the perfect companion for readers on the go. Join Penny’s inspiring journey with just a click and discover the joy of environmental preservation in a format tailored for your Kindle convenience.
About the Book
Stay tuned for the official release of “Penny the Pine,” a must-read for parents, educators, and young change-makers. Together, let’s plant the seeds of activism and nurture a brighter, more compassionate world!
About the authors: Written by local writers Kerri Ann Bender (A Croc Took a Walk, A Fish Made a Wish) and Candice Nelms from a story idea conceived and TEDX presented by Zoe Rinker (Executive Director, Savannah Tree Foundation)
What to Expect!
MESSAGING
A delightful narrative that underscores the importance of environmental awareness and community cooperation.
CAPTIVATING
A captivating and beautifully illustrated story that will inspire children to take action.
LIFE LESSONS
Heartfelt lessons about empowerment, courage, and the potential for change.
PERFECT GIFT
An inspiring story for children looking to make a difference.
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Penny the Longleaf Pine
The longleaf pine, a majestic tree, stands tall, sheltering wildlife in its branches, a symbol of Southern forests’ beauty and resilience.
What is an Arborist?
Arborists are tree experts who teach us why trees are important, how to take care of them, and why we should look after them.
What is Encroachment?
Encroachment is when humans build too close to forests, hurting nature’s balance. It disrupts animal homes and harms the beautiful trees.
A Healthy Forest
Trees together make a happy family! They share food, keep animals cozy, and grow stronger side by side.
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