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Story Of Climate Change

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$8.06 $13 In stock

Category: Books

A stimulating factual illustrated book about climate change, its causes and effects and how we can take action, written especially for younger children.

With fact-filled text and engaging artwork, it takes the reader from the creation of Earth’s atmosphere to the beginnings of man-made climate change, right up to modern-day alternatives for green energy. 

An honest and inspiring read that combines science and history, making it the perfect title for climate-conscious kids everywhere.

Reading age: 6+

Product code: BK0162.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian ★★★★★

The illustrations are really engaging—my kids kept pointing out details I'd missed. The section on renewable energy sparked a great conversation about solar panels at home.

Brian Z. ★★★★★

My 8-year-old actually sat still to read the whole thing, the section on renewable energy sparked a great dinner conversation. The mix of clear facts and engaging art made a heavy topic feel manageable without being scary.

Thomas ★★★★★

The illustrated pages made the causes of climate change click for my 6-year-old in a way my own explanations never did. I appreciate that it ends with practical actions kids can actually do, like turning off lights and wasting less water.