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Book reviews tagged with ‘childrens’
Often, books for kids about the environment or any complex issue are touted as “conversation starters.” At worst this notion results in books that barely scratch the surface of their subject matter and leave kids scratching their heads and their parents to fill in the blanks. At best, as in the case of E Is For Environment, the book is really designed to introduce a series of topics and supply the tools for further discussion
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A family of turtles has gathered to celebrate the wedding of Miss Taylor Turtley. It is a perfect day for all concerned, until suddenly they are pelted with garbage from a passing car on the nearby highway. Outraged, young Thurman the Turtle vows to take decisive action to stop the littering and spoiling of the turtles’ habitat. … Artie Knapp’s Living Green is pleasant enough. Its characters and story are simple and relatable, and its message is positive and worthwhile. More cynical children and adults might be a little put off by the didacticism and heavy-handedness of the storytelling, but the book will be well-enjoyed by younger children.
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