Book Review: Why Should I? (children’s books)

by Paul on Wednesday, 25 February 2009 · 0 comments

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book coverYou’ll probably agree that it’s important for children to learn about the environment, and the issues that affect us all, at an early age.

The Why Should I? books are written and illustrated in a style which will engage and enthuse younger children. These delightful books will help them understand important issues about the world we live in.

Entertaining stories

Each book presents a brief and entertaining story about a child, and his or her family, that answer questions about the issue and feature amusing and colourful illustrations on every page.

“Part of a child’s development is asking questions and learning about the environment. With amusing pictures and simple text this book shows the importance of recycling things we throw away, such as bottles, paper and plastic.” Why should I Recycle?

Author Jen Green received a doctorate from the University of Sussex in 1982. She worked in publishing for 15 years and is now a full-time writer, who has written over 50 books for children.

Illustrator Mike Gordon is an ever-popular and award-winning cartoonist. He has produced over 500 cards for Hallmark and over 300 picture books for various publishers.

The Why Should I? series of children’s books includes:

  • Why Should I Recycle?
  • Why Should I protect Nature?
  • Why Should I Save Energy?
  • Why Should I Save Water?

Each book contains notes for parents and teachers to help them use the book effectively.

Order your copy now!

Published by Wayland in 2001-2002, with an RRP of £5.99 (paperback) and £8.99 (hardback), the books are produced in association with the World Wildlife Fund in the UK (32 pages, 21 x 16cm).

Order your copy from Amazon.co.uk now, with free delivery in the UK. The books are also available from Amazon.com if you’re outside the UK, or your local library if you just want to borrow a copy.

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