The earth is old and we are not, and that is all you must remember . . .Eleven-year-old Willodeen adores creatures of all kinds, but her favorites are the most unlovable beasts in the land: strange beasts known as “screechers.”
What if fighting climate change started with one simple choice? In Things You Can Do, climate journalist Eduardo Garcia breaks down practical, everyday actions that can make a real difference.
A visually stunning call to environmental action!Immerses readers in the Peruvian Amazon through the eyes of a young Asháninka girl. Printed on textured banana-bark paper and rich with educational backmatter which includes an Asháninka translation is a perfect book to introduce ecosystem interdependence, indigenous history, and empowering children to become active environmental stewards.
An inspiring, Caldecott Medal-winning rallying cry! A translation of complex modern environmental justice and Indigenous-led movements into a beautiful, accessible message. Rich with themes of ancestry and community responsibility is an ideal gateway for exploring environmental stewardship, modern Native American voices, and the power of civic activism.
Don’t ignore the warnings. A Hollywood film crew learns the hard way that some legends are true. Guided by the mysterious Alon, they venture onto a cursed Philippine island where the trees hold mummies and nature demands payment. This atmospheric, folklore-driven thriller is a satisfying serving of karma, perfect for middle and high schoolers looking for a spooky, suspenseful mystery with an authentic cultural heart.