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Join Hiba Noor Khan as she takes you on a glorious journey across the globe to meet eighteen inspiring young activists who are taking a stand against climate change, and find out how you can help protect our beautiful earth. Accompanied by gorgeous illustrations from Rachael Dean, this is a gift that any young environmentalist would treasure.
Every person has a right to live on our planet, a right to call somewhere on this earth their home. Across the globe climate change is threatening that right, but we can still save this wonderful planet that is our home. Meet the incredible eighteen young activists who are already taking action against climate change, as they see its effects already changing the environments in which they live – travel to a huge range of locations, explore different and often endangered habitats, experience new cultures and traditions and find out how you can join the fight.
This beautifully told global collection of real-life stories includes a toolkit for young nature-lovers, with simple, empowering activities that we can all do from home to help protect our environment.
Hiba Noor Khan has worked as a physics teacher, a TV presenter, and a refugee advocate with the Children's Society. She is the author of several books for children, including How to Spaghettify Your Dog and One Home: Eighteen Stories of Hope from Young Activists. Her middle-grade historical fiction novel Safiyyah's War won the Jhalak Children's and Young Adult Prize and the Indie Book Award for Children's Fiction. She was commissioned to write Malala as part of the Extraordinary Lives series. She lives in Yorkshire, England.
