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The Apple that Fell Far From the Tree is a humorous and heartwarming picture book that celebrates the courage to be different and the enduring bonds that connect us to our roots.
An unconventional apple leaves his family tree on a quest to fit in. His adventures take him to the Big Apple, where he makes like-minded friends and discovers a passion for art when a surprise twist shakes him to his core and begs the question: does the apple fall far from the tree?
Perfect for young readers and anyone seeking their place in the world, this hilarious debut story from Trevor Crafts and Aaron Burakoff explores themes of individuality and acceptance while reminding us of the power of being true to one's self.
Ever since childhood, Trevor Crafts has been writing, drawing, and creating fantastic and elaborate story worlds, sprung from every corner of his imagination. These days he shares those tales with his wife and their hilarious daughter at their Connecticut homestead. When he's not making movies like the Emmy(R) Award winning Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street, Trevor spins big-hearted stories for curious minds everywhere.
Aaron Burakoff is the author of numerous children's stories at the intersection of agriculture and education, including "The Apple That Fell Far From the Tree," "The Three Silly Goats and their Stuff," "Beauty and the Bees," and other farm-friendly twists on timeless tales. He is passionate about supporting sustainable and local agriculture and founded his company, Evergreen Creations LLC, to provide agriculture educators with content to educate, entertain, and inspire young learners. He lives in Weston, CT, with his wife and children, to whom he cannot help himself from telling dad jokes.
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