A review by cherylanntownsend
Greta and the Giants: inspired by Greta Thunberg's stand to save the world by Zoe Persico, Zoë Tucker

5.0

Greta is visited by the inhabitants of her forest, pleading for help in saving their home. The giants have pillaged and plundered nature in their blind greed for profitable construction. She contemplates how and sets out to meet them, carrying only a sign with “STOP” emblazoned upon it. Alone, she is ignored. Soon, others join her, each with their own sign of their own plea. The numbers can not be ignored. The giants take heed. They stop, they listen, they regret. Looking always forward, they could not see the destruction left behind. They adopt alternatives, begin to repair, change the motion of progress.

Adorably illustrated and completed with a bio on Greta alongside some tips for eco-living and websites for further information.

A product of 350.org, a grassroots campaign intending to reduce carbon dioxide from our atmosphere, 3% of every book sale goes towards meeting their goal.

Every child needs a hero to look up to, why not give them one that cares about their tomorrows?