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Overview"OAKY is a gentle and metaphorical children's book about a little acorn. Oaky was born in the kingdom of squirrels in an ordinary family of acorns, but he was different. The colour of his skin was different. His thoughts were different. Even his hat was different - it was all the colours of the rainbow and it leaned to one side of his head instead of being straight. However, the little acorn always found the strength to be what he was - distinct. Oaky helped those in need. He taught others how to stay away from nutcrackers and how to catch dandelion parachutes. He was so brave he even told the squirrels not to eat nuts because they were not ""nutritious."" Oaky's good manners, his willingness to assist others, and his brevity made him very popular and loved. This picture book is a tender and inspirational reminder that being different is not the only characteristic that defines us as individuals. Colourful, thoughtful, and full of funny puns, OAKY is a wonderful celebration of being unique in a uniform world." Full Product DetailsAuthor: Marin Darmonkow , Marin Darmonkow , Marin DarmonkowPublisher: Fontreal Imprint: Fontreal Dimensions: Width: 21.60cm , Height: 0.60cm , Length: 27.90cm Weight: 0.408kg ISBN: 9781989661420ISBN 10: 1989661424 Pages: 34 Publication Date: 12 September 2023 Audience: Children/juvenile , Children / Juvenile Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order ![]() We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviews"""OAKY"" by Marin Darmonkow is a delightful and heartwarming children's book that teaches an important lesson about individuality and acceptance.' - Kourtney Schmiedeke, Amazon ""Another exceptional book by Marin. This one teaches children and adults about diversity.' - K. A. Mulenga, Goodreads ""It's a short, simple, rhyming read about how it's okay to be different, to be nice to people different from you, and how people different from you accomplish great things too."" - Joe Gonzalez ""Interesting. Poetic. Weird."" - Children's Librarian ""Not only is this book soul inspiring, the illustrations are intensely vibrant and captivating. I found myself staring at them intently with all the tiny bits of detail. Well done. I highly recommend this book.' - Ms. Kimms, Goodreads ""Clever and beautifully illustrated book about Inclusion, diversity, & kindness!' - Wade Bergner ""Lovely bright colors, simple and lovely storyline. This could definitely be a calming and engaging bedtime read."" - Debbie Jackson, Amazon" Author InformationA long time ago Marin was a child. He was one year old when his father passed away. His mother remarried and Marin was raised by his loving (but strict!) grandparents. He learned to read and write long before he went to school. Books became his imaginary parents and his fictional friends. Marin studied nuclear physics, art, and literature. He owned an advertising agency for many years. Oh, a few more things: he does not drive, he does not drink carbonated beverages, he has never consumed food from fast-food restaurants, he does not have a mobile phone, he has never used legal or illegal drugs, and he has never visited his GP (much to the disapproval of his wife). He started his small publishing house FONTREAL (children's picture books) in 2016. Marin lives with his family on the beach of the Atlantic Ocean - in St. John's, NL, Canada. A long time ago Marin was a child. He was one year old when his father passed away. His mother remarried and Marin was raised by his loving (but strict!) grandparents. He learned to read and write long before he went to school. Books became his imaginary parents and his fictional friends. Marin studied nuclear physics, art, and literature. He owned an advertising agency for many years. Oh, a few more things: he does not drive, he does not drink carbonated beverages, he has never consumed food from fast-food restaurants, he does not have a mobile phone, he has never used legal or illegal drugs, and he has never visited his GP (much to the disapproval of his wife). He started his small publishing house FONTREAL (children's picture books) in 2016. Marin lives with his family on the beach of the Atlantic Ocean - in St. John's, NL, Canada. A long time ago Marin was a child. He was one year old when his father passed away. His mother remarried and Marin was raised by his loving (but strict!) grandparents. He learned to read and write long before he went to school. Books became his imaginary parents and his fictional friends. Marin studied nuclear physics, art, and literature. He owned an advertising agency for many years. Oh, a few more things: he does not drive, he does not drink carbonated beverages, he has never consumed food from fast-food restaurants, he does not have a mobile phone, he has never used legal or illegal drugs, and he has never visited his GP (much to the disapproval of his wife). He started his small publishing house FONTREAL (children's picture books) in 2016. Marin lives with his family on the beach of the Atlantic Ocean - in St. John's, NL, Canada. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |