The Sad Little Planet

The Sad Little Planet - Paperback

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The Sad Little Planet

The Sad Little Planet - Paperback

by Jim Lewis
$20.09
Sale price  $20.09 Regular price 

Book Overview

The Sad Little Planet introduces climate change and stewardship of the Earth to young children. An unexplored and perfect planet is compared to the Earth through the adventures of a small boy. The child comes to realize the damage we are doing to the Earth and chooses to live on the new planet instead. While other children's stories teach ways to help the planet, The Sad Little Planet teaches what happens when we don't.

About the Author
Jim Lewis is a high school science teacher in Delaware with degrees in Physics, and Earth and Space Science, as well as a Master's in Education. He is active in his church, and he volunteers at a no-kill cat rescue and nature conservancy. Lewis has participated in summer programs at NASA and summer STEM programs for his district. Lewis's interests include science and writing (of course), education, and chess.

ISBN9798890272096
Author Jim Lewis
PublisherDorrance Publishing Co.
GenreChildren
FormatPaperback
PublishedSeptember 2024
LanguageENG- English
Pages30
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids and Teens & young adults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Jim Lewis

Dr. Jim Lewis has spent most of his career in the consumer electronics industry, apart from a three-year spell in the Royal Air Force servicing airborne and ground wireless communications equipment. When working in the Lea Valley for Thorn EMI Ferguson, he represented the company abroad on several occasions and was involved in the exchange of manufacturing technology. Currently he is a Consultant to Sir Terry Farrell & Partners on the historical development of London's Lea Valley.

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