Moral Fibres, a sustainable living blog from the UK (the spelling of fibre vs. fiber was the giveaway), has a review of two environmental books for kids. Wendy read How Does My Garden Grow? by Gerda Muller and The Tomtes of Hilltop Stream by Brenda Tyler. These books are from a Scottish publisher, so they may be difficult to find in this country. But every now and then I like to make an attempt to recognize that the U.S. isn't the only place on the planet that publishes books.I'm fond of little kid garden books.
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Love the idea of environmental books for kids. I pinned the cover, + a link to the reviews on my Pinterest board - Book Reviews(Kids to YA)
Try Amazon UK The UK site has all my books from US publishers, so it stands to reason that both will have your authors - or some of them.
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Ooh, these books are gorgeous - and indeed, the UK has been pretty good about environmental books for older readers.
I really like the picture books, too, though.
Thanks for linking to me! Another good book is The Journey Home by Frann preston-Gannon: http://www.amazon.com/The-Journey-Home-Frann-Preston-Gannon/dp/1843652099/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1401001003&sr=8-4&keywords=frann+preston+gannon it should be easier to find in the US!
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