I love this book!! It was clear that the author carefully selected each and every organization/changemaker in this book, and there is definitely a lot of uniqueness here. Additionally, no two chapters were the same, and they weren't even similar. There was pretty much zero repetition in this book, which is always a plus. Another great thing about this book was the structure of every chapter. There was repetition there, but it worked! What I mean by this is that every chapter was laid out the same way, creating a clear pattern and theme for readers to latch onto and follow as they read. Speaking of structure, including advice, tips, and resources for readers to get involved in their own communities was such a clever idea, and increases the impact of this book. I have no doubt that this book will inspire so many readers and create a chain reaction of change in youth around the world. Bravo!!!
One tiny critique: In subsequent books from this series, I would like to see some more geographical diversity. In this book, most kids were from Texas or the US, with only two kids from other countries. This was fine for this one book, but should be changed slightly in other books.

This is the story of many young children (50 pages worth) who are making a difference in the world. From preventing child deaths in hot cars to recycling, this gives kids an idea of the small or large changes they can implement to make the world a better place for all.

The book was beautifully written. Overall, the book was well written and I did really enjoy it. Thank you for this advance reading copy!