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Weird Weather!

Why Does Climate Change?

Laura Ertimo
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Pages
48
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Sky Pony

About

Climate changes, so should we! This book answers children's tough questions about climate change, and tells how we can all fight against it.

Two clever buddies, Lotta and Kasper, get tired of their parents' evasive answers about the weird weather people are witnessing all over the planet. They decide to research what climate change is really about.

Weird Weather! is accurate but hopeful children's nonfiction that explains how humans are responsible for climate change and what we can do to ensure a brighter future. It also gives tips on how everyone can make better choices and practice climate skills every day.

But climate change won't be beaten with tiny tricks, and that's why this book also encourages talking to children about how to make changes in society, and how working together can change everything.

Young readers will appreciate the fun and descriptive graphic novel approach to this fascinating subject.

Related Subjects

  • Environmental Conservation & Protection
  • Science & Nature
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
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  • Weather
  • Earth Sciences

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