Just One Oak: What a Single Tree Can Be

Tracing an oak from its leafy crown to its underground roots, this nonfiction picture book shows how one tree supports a wider habitat. Leaves, branches, and bark provide homes for insects and birds, while acorns feed animals such as bears and squirrels. The description also points to fungi and other plants as part of the ecosystem around the tree. With its focus on the many connections gathered around a single oak, the book offers a nature-study lens on trees as habitats, not just individual plants.