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This book is a very important book for adults to give to children. Unfortunately, global warming and climate change are issues that children of today are going to have to be weary of in adulthood. That is why it is important to teach kids to reduce, reuse, recycle and just be sustainable and kind to our planet. It is best to teach these skills to children as young as possible and I think that this book does it in a fun way.
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An easy approachable guide for kids on how they can be more sustainable in their everyday life! I found this to be perfectly written for the target age group, 8-11, and it had a bunch of good tips and advice. I love that people are trying to teach kids about sustainability early on!