About This Book
A parent should reach for this book when their curious child begins asking big questions about why the weather seems strange or what 'global warming' means. This book provides a clear, science-based introduction to the topic, explaining the greenhouse effect, the role of fossil fuels, and the impact of a warming climate on our planet, from melting ice caps to extreme weather. While the subject can be heavy, the book focuses on building understanding and curiosity, empowering children with knowledge rather than fear. It's an excellent, straightforward resource for ages 7-10, turning a complex and potentially anxious topic into a manageable and engaging science lesson.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The core topic of climate change can induce anxiety or eco-anxiety in children. The book's approach is direct and scientific, not metaphorical. It presents potentially upsetting consequences like species endangerment and flooding in a factual, secular manner. The resolution is hopeful, focusing on human ingenuity and the positive actions that can be taken, which provides a sense of agency.
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