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The Coronavirus and Saving the Planet: Coloured Version
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“Book is suitable for 6-11 year old.”
In this book, Kate and Tom learn about the Coronavirus pandemic. They consider how everyone’s lives have changed during lockdown. They also discuss what beneficial lasting outcomes we can take forward after the pandemic for the benefit of society, biodiversity and the planet. The booklets enable children at an early age to understand some of the scientific principles that are affecting the destruction of the planet.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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