Books share lessons about gardening, plastic, climate activism and more
The Bookworm shares her Earth Day picks for kids. Written By: Terri Schlichenmeyer | × Everything has its place. That's what you're told when it's time to straighten up your room: everything has a place where it belongs, so put it there — especially if it's trash. Then read more about recycling, Earth-friendliness, and nature in these great Earth Day books for kids ... A selection of Earth Day books for kids. (Contributed photo) First, "Headstrong Hallie! The Story of Hallie Morse Daggett, the First Female 'Fire Guard' " by Aimee Bissonette, illustrated by David Hohn, is part biography,...
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