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Cosmos_Moon_River
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Pickpick

Historical depiction of the political and environmental history of about the mid-1980s to present. This is the first nonfiction I‘ve read by Rich, although in the middle of his second (Second Nature). I was aware of much of this history, but really got into this. His writing reminds me of the populist style of Rachel Carson, and I feel he could bring some of these important issues more mainstream at a time when our world desperately needs to care.

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alliemyers

“If carbon dioxide were a pizza, then we are expecting the Earth to eat a whole pie rather than just one slice.“

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alliemyers

I could see this book used in a later elementary classroom where the book is read as a read aloud and then students choose a topic from the book that they want to complete a project and presentation on. That way, it is a topic they are interested in and also they can share their research with their peers.

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alliemyers
Pickpick

Nonfiction- “The Down-to-Earth Guide to Global Warming“ is a kid-friendly book that explains the issue of climate change in a clear and engaging way. It explores the causes, consequences, and solutions to global warming, using humor, illustrations, and real-world examples that relate to children's lives.
The book accurately highlights the impact of human activities on the environment, such as the burning of fossil fuels in a kid friendly way

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M.Marvins

“I need your help to stay awesome.”

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M.Marvins

This book would make a great whole classroom lesson on the environment and how we can be environmentally friendly to keep it safe.

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M.Marvins
Mehso-so

I thought this book was very cute and the storyline was also fun. I love the little pictures of the Earth with a face.

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madileach

“If carbon dioxide were a pizza, then we are expecting the Earth to eat a whole pie rather than just one slice.“

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madileach

I could see this book used in a later elementary classroom where the book is read as a read aloud and then students choose a topic from the book that they want to complete a project and presentation on. That way, it is a topic they are interested in and also they can share their research with their peers.

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madileach
Pickpick

Nonfiction- “The Down-to-Earth Guide to Global Warming“ is a kid-friendly book that explains the issue of climate change in a clear and engaging way. It explores the causes, consequences, and solutions to global warming, using humor, illustrations, and real-world examples that relate to children's lives.
The book accurately highlights the impact of human activities on the environment, such as the burning of fossil fuels in a kid friendly way