Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Recycling & Green Living

The Wombles have just gratefully returned to their burrow on Wimbledon Common. They had needed to leave because heavy lorries thundering up and down the nearby road had threatened to make the roof of the burrow cave in.

Now that the Wombles are safely back, though, there is another problem they have to contend with. It seems that the humans have realised they have an energy crisis and are throwing much less away. The Wombles' supplies begin to run low. What can the Wombles do? It is time for EMERGENCY SPECIAL PROJECTS - with DIY king Tobermory in charge

Rather than the usual birthday present, Juanita asks her mom for a tree. She plants it and names it Shade.They grow up together and become life-long friends. Bilingual children's story in Spanish and English that promotes environmental awareness and civic responsibility. Approved by Panama's Ministry of Education as a complementary text for use in the classroom.

A lyrical story told without words, quietly powerful with its original rich painted images, Pocket money is a story about random acts of kindness, synchronicity and serendipity. A boy walks out, he's new in town, he doesn't speak the language. Turns out he doesn't need to because his smallest kind action speaks louder than words, and it unfolds a chain reaction of simply valuable, pay it forward moments. It will make anyone smile; this book speaks to the young at heart no matter their age. Opening curiosity, it's a conversation waiting to be started . . .

"Gary the Go-Cart: Wind blows" is a fun story, written in poetry with rhyme and cadence. It is illustrated by the late, award-winning Sidnei Marques. It is educational, too

Gary wants to go far and wants to go fast. He doesn't want to be slow like go-carts from the past. This book details Gary's adventure as he explores Wind Energy and compares it to Oil and Gas. You might be surprised by what he learns. BB takes some rather complicated ideas about energy and makes them simple enough for even a child to understand.

This book is considered informational fiction, or informative...

"Gary the Go-Cart: Wind blows" is a fun story, written in poetry with rhyme and cadence. It is illustrated by the late, great, award-winning Sidnei Marques. This book is educational, too, in that it compares Oil and Gas to Wind Energy in a way that even kids can understand.

Gary wants to go far and wants to go fast. He doesn't want to be slow like go-carts from the past. "Wind Blows" details Gary's adventures as he explores Wind Energy and compares it to Oil and Gas. You might be surprised by what he learns. Ms. Denson takes some rather complicated ideas...

On a mean street in a mean, broken city, a young girl tries to snatch an old woman's bag. But the frail old woman, holding on with the strength of heroes, says the thief can't have it without giving something in return: the promise. It is the beginning of a journey that will change the thieving girl's life -- and a chance to change the world, for good. Here is the story of a magical discovery that will touch the heart and imagination of every reader, young and old. In an exciting...

The earth was feeling abused and damaged by its human residents, so she called on Mother Nature to help her become healthy again.

Mother Nature traveled around the earth to see firsthand the damage caused by the neglectful and indifferent humans, as well as the effects of climate change. She knew something had to be done...but couldn't do it by herself. The only way to help the ailing planet was to release her special spirits, the -Power of Four, - and send them to Earth to grow up in human form.

Mother Nature's plan had begun

-Facing the Drought- shows why Mother...

Waste Deep originally appeared in Clubhouse Magazine July 2016 and is a story from the galaxy of The Quest for Truth. Grey Wikk and his parents are assigned to work in an undersea colony beneath the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica. It's not easy being called "Sewer Boy" and finding it in yourself to love your neighbor. When Grey Wikk faces a dangerous situation, his courage, and selflessness shine through to protect those who mock him. 

Poor Sid has outgrown his shell, so he sets off on an adventure to find a new home. However, instead of shells, he discovers that the ocean floor is covered in garbage Sid tries on everything from a bottle, to a milk carton, to a tin can, but before he can make a decision, he comes across the strangest shell of all: someone's foot His worry soon turns to surprise when a hand comes down and begins to pick up the trash that is littering his ocean floor. Soon, he can see all the wonderful shells he's used to, and goes about searching for the perfect one to call home

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