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Showing 9–11 of 11 resultsSorted by popularity
Showing 9–11 of 11 resultsSorted by popularity
- Environment
Sustaining Our Natural Resources
$12.95 Add to cartThis book explores the ways in which we are depleting the planet’s resources, and the need to use them in a sustainable manner. Can we meet all our needs and wants without destroying our forests and fisheries?
- Kids Books
Photosynthesis: Changing Sunlight into Food
$10.95 Add to cartPhotosynthesis is the basis for all life on Earth! This exciting and sensitive book looks at how plants take a gas that is poisonous to people and animals and, with the help of the Sun, create food and oxygen for all creatures. Children will delight at learning about the little “chloroplast” factories inside the leaves of plants and become aware of how important plants really are! Children of all ages will love this book!
- Environment
The Good Garden
$19.95 Add to cartFrom the best-selling author of One Hen comes the inspiring story of one struggling farming family in Honduras and their journey to growing enough food to meet their needs. Based on the real story of farm transformation underway in Honduras and many other countries, this book offers children ways they can be part of the movement to grow “good gardens” and foster food security. Eleven-year-old Mar? A Luz and her family live on a small farm. This year their crop is poor, and they may not have enough to eat or to sell for other essentials, such as health care, school uniforms and books. When Mar? A’s father must leave home to find work, she is left in charge of their garden. Then a new teacher comes to Mar? A’s school and introduces her to sustainable farming practices that yield good crops. As Mar? A begins to use the same methods at home, she too sees improvements, which allow her family to edge their way out of the grip of the greedy “coyotes” – the middlemen who make profits on the backs of poor farmers. Little by little, the farms – and the hopes – of Mar? A and her neighbors are transformed as good gardens begin to grow.



