A Cozy Fall Reading List

So without further ado, I want to get started with some children's books.

And the first one that I want to talk about is The Little Orange Tea's Great Tennessee Adventure.

This is by George Bovey.

It is illustrated by Christy Lynch.

And for all of the UT football fans out there, this is the book that you want to grab for you and for your little ones.

So this follows the little orange T and his best friend Smoke as they set out on a silly and exciting Tennessee adventure of discovery and mud.

The two trek across the SEC and and are received by many wonderful friends.

Energized and inspired by the possibilities of what lies beneath, the little orange tea and smoke realize that a discovery that changes the sporting world forever.

This is a really exciting book, not just for football fans, but for fans of all kinds of fall and enjoyable sports that we have around this time of year.

And like I said, this is by George Bovey.

And if you didn't know, George has several other books with us as well that also follow that genre.

kind of UT and Rocky Top theme.

So we've got Rocky's Top Tennessee Wish and The Little Orange Tea Read Out Loud, Alphabet Fun for Children.

So we have lots of great books for the UT football fan, and I hope that you will check those out.

But the one that we talked about today is The Little Orange T's Great Tennessee Adventure.

Again, those are by George Bovey.

So definitely check those ones out.

The next children's book that I want to talk about kind of in the same age range is Seasons by Raven Howell.

And in this, children learn about the seasons and the weather through the diversity of the year.

They joyfully encounter birds and butterflies, adventuring at beaches, nature, jump in colorful leaf piles, and dash through the widest winter snow.

So obviously this book is not just about the fall, but it does a great job, I think, of highlighting each season and what makes it unique.

So it's a good book, I think, to read multiple times throughout the year at the turn of each season.

And as we are diving into fall here, I think that this is just the perfect one to help little ones who are maybe learning about the change of seasons for the first time.

So Again, that is Seasons by Raven Howell.

And just like with George Bovee, there are several other books that you can check out from Raven.

So without further ado, I want to get started with some children's books.

And the first one that I want to talk about is The Little Orange Tea's Great Tennessee Adventure.

This is by George Bovey.

It is illustrated by Christy Lynch.

And for all of the UT football fans out there, this is the book that you want to grab for you and for your little ones.

So this follows the little orange T and his best friend Smoke as they set out on a silly and exciting Tennessee adventure of discovery and mud.

The two trek across the SEC and and are received by many wonderful friends.

Energized and inspired by the possibilities of what lies beneath, the little orange tea and smoke realize that a discovery that changes the sporting world forever.

This is a really exciting book, not just for football fans, but for fans of all kinds of fall and enjoyable sports that we have around this time of year.

And like I said, this is by George Bovey.

And if you didn't know, George has several other books with us as well that also follow that genre.

kind of UT and Rocky Top theme.

So we've got Rocky's Top Tennessee Wish and The Little Orange Tea Read Out Loud, Alphabet Fun for Children.

So we have lots of great books for the UT football fan, and I hope that you will check those out.

But the one that we talked about today is The Little Orange T's Great Tennessee Adventure.

Again, those are by George Bovey.

So definitely check those ones out.

The next children's book that I want to talk about kind of in the same age range is Seasons by Raven Howell.

And in this, children learn about the seasons and the weather through the diversity of the year.

They joyfully encounter birds and butterflies, adventuring at beaches, nature, jump in colorful leaf piles, and dash through the widest winter snow.

So obviously this book is not just about the fall, but it does a great job, I think, of highlighting each season and what makes it unique.

So it's a good book, I think, to read multiple times throughout the year at the turn of each season.

And as we are diving into fall here, I think that this is just the perfect one to help little ones who are maybe learning about the change of seasons for the first time.

So Again, that is Seasons by Raven Howell.

And just like with George Bovee, there are several other books that you can check out from Raven.