
The Little Squirrel Tee
A woodland friend for everyday adventures.

A much-loved tree.
A world of little connections.
Step into The Old Oak Tree — a gentle picture book about nature, saying goodbye, and finding hope in new beginnings.
MEET YOUR NEXT SHARED READThe Old Oak TreeBy Jennifer Bradshaw-Scott

An old friend. A new beginning.
A story that stays with you.
For generations, the great old oak has been part of everyone’s life in the park. Children have played beneath its branches, families have sheltered in its shade, and birds and squirrels have made their homes among its leaves.
But when the oak begins to grow tired, a thoughtful carpenter sees something beautiful still to come.
A tender picture book about growing older, saying goodbye and discovering that something precious can carry on in unexpected ways.
Dedicated to Sophia and Isabelle ScottAnd the beautiful things that can come next.

For generations, the great old oak has been part of everyone’s life in the park.

But now the oak is growing tired, and the gardener must face the thought of losing an old friend.

Where others see an ending, he sees beautiful things still to come.

Bookshelves filled with favourite stories, and wood that will be loved for years.

For little adventures, cosy afternoons,
and the stories we carry with us.

A woodland friend for everyday adventures.

Take a few favourite characters along.

A warm little companion to a favourite read.

Bring the woodland together, one piece at a time.


A story to share, return to and talk about
long after the last page.
The Old Oak Tree
Visual Storytelling — BSL Edition
Jennifer is developing a visual storytelling edition with Deaf children in mind, with selected illustrated British Sign Language vocabulary and her original English text for shared reading.
Explore what’s taking rootIn development, alongside a companion BSL activity book.

A story can be the beginning of something.
Take it outside. Talk it through. Let it grow.
Turn a walk into a small adventure. What can you find beneath a tree?
Let’s exploreGentle prompts to help little readers talk about change, memories and hope.
Start a conversationSee what an everyday object could become, just like the wood of the old oak.
Make a little magic