Greta Thunberg

Reach for this book when your child feels small or overwhelmed by the problems they see in the news or the natural world. It is particularly powerful for children who process information deeply or who feel like they do not fit in because of how their brain works. This biography follows Greta's journey from a quiet, concerned student to a world-renowned activist, emphasizing that being different is a superpower rather than a setback. The story gently touches on Greta's struggle with selective mutism and her autism diagnosis, framing her focus as a strength that allowed her to see the climate crisis clearly when others looked away. It is an inspiring tool for discussing environmental stewardship and the importance of personal conviction. Parents will appreciate the hopeful tone that transforms anxiety into action, making it suitable for children as young as four who are beginning to ask questions about the planet.