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The Little Apple

By Deborah Smith Ford

Trafford Publishing
Publication date: April 2012

ISBN: 9781466928596

Digital Book format: PDF (Adobe DRM)

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In “The Little Apple,” a young girl’s eyes take in the beauty and majesty of creation on an apple farm in upstate New York. A book for young and old alike, “The Little Apple” dazzles with full-color illustrations and there are apple recipes in back!

The Little Apple is about life on an apple farm. A child's take on the daily work, play and other responsibilities of a farm. A sneak peek at a child's personal feelings when…Read More »

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The Little Apple

Thank you for your desire to bless children and writing as book that is enjoyable and educational.

The Little Apple

This is an excellent read for all children. Whether you live in the Big Apple NYC or in the country you will enjoy reading about farm life from a child's perspective. I have two small grandchildren ages 3 and 6 yrs . They enjoy when I read to them, even though there are no animals on this apple farm it holds the childrens interest. The author Ms. Ford does an excellent job and must be, one fantastic Mom besides a great author of children's books. I recommend you buy the Little apple as it will enrich your child's life as an apple enriches your health............ JB007

the little apple

I think evry person that know's a child of 5 years old and up should read this amazing story. They can learn from this story that is so informative.

The Little Apple

This is a darling book for children, explaining about farms and what they raise, and how the things that they raise can be used. The author, Deborah Smith Ford, does a wonderful job evoking imagery - and other senses, too! - in her writing, and the illustrator, Susi Galloway Newell, follows through, making a book that's great for children who are too young to read but want a nice bedtime story, as well as those who are reading on their own. It seems to be semi-autobiographical, which I'm sure only adds to the realism. I wouldn't mind a visit to The Little Apple myself. -Stephanie Osborn, author of Extraction Point!, Displaced Detective, and Burnout

The Little Apple

I like how this book attracts pre-readers as well as seasoned (to mid-third grade) readers as well. Also, this book enlightens children to the fact that not all farms have livestock. In this case there are just apples, and how the child (named Allie in future books) loves her life on the apple farm, The Little Apple.

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by: Deborah Smith Ford

The Little Apple is about life on an apple farm. A child's take on the daily work, play and other responsibilities of a farm. A sneak peek at a child's personal feelings when it comes to family, friends, home, pets and the farm. Intimate details are lived and remembered - every scent, sight, touch and sound form such lasting memories for this child as well as for the readers. Experiencing The Little Apple will help to either bring back days of ole for some, or conjure up ideas of what it would be like to live on a farm. Maybe even wet the appetite for a delicious, home baked apple pie!

Interview With Deborah Smith Ford

eBookMall recently interviewed Deborah Smith Ford. Here is an excerpt:

After reading The Little Apple, what do you want people to take away with them?

"I want children, and adults alike, to come away (over and over again) with the idea that not all farms have livestock and especially the idea of how wonderful it is to feel the warmth of being a part of something, something bigger than even planet Earth – a farm and a family – especially a family."