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Everything we do has an impact on the world around us-from the clothes we wear and food we eat to the gardens we grow and the trash we throw away. And to take the best care of the earth-and ourselves-it's important to make smart choices. With The Everything® Kids' Environment Book, you'll find out what you can do every day to help protect our planet. You'll also learn why the rainforest is so important to us, how animals go extinct, and what environmentalists can tell us about taking good care of our world.
The Everything Kids' Environment Book: Learn How You Can Help the Environment--by Getting Involved at School, at Home, or at Play is a great book for kids to learn about their ever-changing world and all of its inhabitants. The language of the book is easy for kids to read, but not in a tone so mild, it bore them to tears (literally). There are plenty of games, activities, puzzles and information to stop up the "but why" moments for at least a few minutes. This book is not only for a kid looking to save the world, but also for the kids who just need to learn about the world around them and have a fun science project for class by Friday. I would especially recommend The Everything Kids' Environment Book… to babysitters, who are looking to please their charges and impress the parents with more happy knowledgeable kids than they left you to care for.
I will not pretend to be a saint. I do my share of littering and yes I am much more comfortable with plastic bags than cleaning up my own jute bag every time I go grocery shopping. Having said that, there are a ton of other things which I can (and I do quite a few of them) to make our planet a better place. I do not do it for getting praised. It just helps me feel better when I pick up a stray candy wrapper and dump it in a nearby trash bin or when I carry an empty bottle of soda all over a mall till I see a place to throw it in. This book tells you about a lot of such small things which one can do, and even if you end up taking a few of them up (and it is not a lot of extra effort), you will pitch in to help clean up the planet. It is a good book which I am going to give to my son now who sadly is taking after me in some of the 'littering' ways. The pictures and easy to read text makes it a nice and easy read for children though not many adults may appreciate its light tone.