VBT# Charlie and the Tire Swing - DiAnn Floyd Boehm

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Charlie and the Tire Swing: How it Began (1) : Floyd Boehm, Diann: Amazon.co.uk: Books

VBT# Charlie and the Tire Swing - DiAnn Floyd Boehm - October 2022

This cute little picture book starts with Charlie being told a story from his Grandad about his Grandad being given an Acorn and over the course of the picture book, each day he waters his little acorn and gives it the nutrients it needs to grow into a big beautiful oak tree. Each day he watches his little tree and eventually gets a little discouraged as it's taking ages to grow. His grandparents talk to him about it and encourage him to have a little faith. That little Acorn soon grows into a big Oak Tree in which his tire swing comes about as his Great- Grandad finds an old tire and creates it for him and the moment is a joyous occasion. This picture book is perfect for children aged 3-6 years old and brings back memories for all of those who have had or experienced their tire swings on trees.

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