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ABOUT THE STORY: If a tree falls and no one around cares, what do you do?
Oakie the good-natured oak tree goes on an adventure to find help. But when Oakie speaks, would-be friends become confused. The problem is that Oakie speaks "Tree," a fun visual language that no one else understands. That all changes when Oakie meets Art, an elementary student with a crayon in hand and a plan in mind to inspire the world. Will Art and Oakie save the day? That all depends... Do YOU speak Tree?
ABOUT THE SERIES: In each book, Art and Oakie go on an adventure to help their friends in nature. What makes the Art & Oakie Ask series unique is that each book is a nearly wordless graphic novel for young readers. Instead of prose, lush comic book illustrations tell the story. To read each book aloud, you and your little ones get to make up the story for yourself, so no matter one's age or reading ability, you can speak up for our beautiful natural world with Art and Oakie!
PRAISE FOR DO YOU SPEAK TREE?
Kirkus Reviews describes the series as, "A lushly illustrated tale that will foster environmental empathy."
"The Art & Oakie Ask series serves as an excellent starting point for conversations about nature, sparking engaging and thoughtful discussions about the environment and our role in it." —Starred review from The Children's Book Review
Oak Tree Comics is a proud member of 1% for the Planet. For every book sold, Oak Tree Comics donates to an environmental non-profit. For the second edition of Do You Speak Tree?, Oak Tree Comics has donated to TreePeople, a local Southern California-based non-profit 501(c)(3) that inspires, engages, and supports people to take personal responsibility for the environment, making it safe, healthy, fun, and sustainable.
Art and Oakie wholeheartedly agree: “Trees need People. People need Trees.”