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Betty can’t wait for the Apple Festival—but she’s not quite ready for bedtime! 🍎

Hoping to stay up just a little longer, Betty gets her mom talking about the Apple Festival. Soon, bedtime is filled with stories of apple pie contests, pageants, parades, and the traditions their family has shared for four generations.

Set against the backdrop of the beloved Murphysboro Apple Festival, Tell Me About Your Apple Festival is a heartwarming picture book celebrating family, community, and the stories and traditions we pass from one generation to the next.

Perfect for children ages 4–8 and the grown-ups who love reading with them.

Our direct-sale inventory is currently sold out. Thank you so much for the incredible support!

Looking for a copy? Tell Me About Your Apple Festival is available through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Walmart, and independent bookstores.

Visit the book page to find a retailer.

Betty can’t wait for the Apple Festival—but she’s not quite ready for bedtime! 🍎

Hoping to stay up just a little longer, Betty gets her mom talking about the Apple Festival. Soon, bedtime is filled with stories of apple pie contests, pageants, parades, and the traditions their family has shared for four generations.

Set against the backdrop of the beloved Murphysboro Apple Festival, Tell Me About Your Apple Festival is a heartwarming picture book celebrating family, community, and the stories and traditions we pass from one generation to the next.

Perfect for children ages 4–8 and the grown-ups who love reading with them.

Our direct-sale inventory is currently sold out. Thank you so much for the incredible support!

Looking for a copy? Tell Me About Your Apple Festival is available through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Walmart, and independent bookstores.

Visit the book page to find a retailer.

  • "A charming look at a long-running festival and the value of tradition."

    Kirkus Reviews

  • "Sweet and inspiring...perfect for both Murphysboro residents and as a starting point for wider discussions about community and celebration. "

    The Children’s Book Review

  • "Cappel describes the festival with evident love, and the characters’ enthusiasm for the pageants and food is contagious."

    Kirkus Reviews