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Our Neighbourhood Roads: Coloured Version
By Carol Sutters and William Fong
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“Book is suitable for 6-11 year old.”
In this book, the children learn about the merits of walking or cycling instead of travelling by car. Toxic petrol fumes are discussed as well as the hazards of traffic near schools. Kate and Tom find out about green initiatives such as cycling lanes and the provision of bikes for hire in central London to encourage less pollution and a healthier lifestyle.Author
Carol Sutters
A pharmacist and grandmother who wishes to assist children navigate life by working with nature to save the planet.
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