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by Rana Diorio (Author), Addy Rivera Sonda (Illustrator)
Inspire eco-conscious habits early--with a joyful, actionable guide that shows kids how to care for the planet.
What does it really mean to be green? In this beloved, award-winning picture book, children discover that "being green" is about more than just recycling--it's about making thoughtful choices that help our world thrive.
From turning off the faucet to walking instead of driving, What Does It Mean to Be Green? teaches young readers that even small actions can create big waves of change. This updated edition features all-new illustrations and refreshed facts, empowering today's kids with simple tools to protect the Earth they love.
Ideal for readers ages 4-8, this picture book will help your child:
- Understand sustainability in simple, engaging terms tailored to early learners
- Feel empowered to make a difference, with practical, everyday steps they can take at home or school
- Build empathy and awareness for the natural world, other people, and future generations
- Develop responsibility and independence, with real-life actions that cultivate eco-leadership
- Connect reading with doing, thanks to back matter packed with facts, tips, and ideas for green living
Perfect for classroom libraries, family shelves, and gift lists, What Does It Mean to Be Green? is a conversation starter, a gentle call to action, and a celebration of kids' power to change the world.
