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This informative and engaging book introduces the story of climate change, tracing how Earth’s climate has shifted from its earliest beginnings to the Industrial Revolution and beyond. It explains the causes of global warming, including pollution, factory farming, and the rise of machinery, while showing how these changes affect people, animals, and the planet. Alongside clear explanations, it highlights practical ways we can help, from using renewable energy to making more sustainable food choices. Packed with facts and vibrant illustrations, it makes a complex topic accessible and meaningful for young readers. Most importantly, it inspires action, encouraging everyone to play a part in protecting the future of our world.
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Title: The Story of Climate Change
Age Range: 5–9
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 40 Pages
Publisher: Frances Lincoln
Publication Date: 2 March, 2021
Language: English
ISBN-13: 9780711256286
Dimensions: 24 x 27.5 cm
Former Greenpeace campaigner and museum editor Catherine Barr writes environmental children’s books alongside marine biologist and teacher Steve Williams. Their science storytelling is brought to life by award-winning author-illustrator Amy Husband (Dear Miss) and UK illustrator Mike Love.
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