In "Fletcher and the Falling Leaves" by Tiphanie Beeke, Fletcher, a young fox, becomes concerned as autumn arrives and the leaves begin to fall from the trees. Confused by the sudden change of seasons, Fletcher tries to save the leaves, fearing they might disappear forever. As he gathers them and attempts to restore them to the branches, he learns about the beauty and necessity of nature's cycles. Through vibrant illustrations and a gentle narrative, the story explores themes of change, resilience, and acceptance, ultimately celebrating the transformative beauty of the seasons. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book is the winner of numerous awards

This book is part of a book series called Fletchers Four Seasons .

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published in 2022 by Graffeg Limited .

Julia Rawlinson lives in Kenilworth, West Midlands, with her husband Neil and sons Ben and Tom. She has published poems in a number of anthologies. Jane Massey lives in Hove. She has also illustrated Night-Night, Poppy! and It's Mine! for Little Tiger Press. Tiphanie Beeke is rapidly establishing a reputation as one of Britain's top young illustrators. She has published a number of successful picture books, including for Macmillan THE NOISY WAY TO BED by Ian Whybrow (0 333 98673 3). Tiphanie is particularly known for her beautifully atmospheric watercolour artwork and for her distinctive, appealing animal characters.