100 Ways to Save the Planet - by Tom Jordan (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

100 Ways to Save the Planet is packed with activities to help young eco-warriors make a positive difference.

From growing your own veg and learning how to sew to organizing a school seed bank and making a bird box, each colorful page is filled with practical tips, fascinating facts, and engaging activities that empower kids to become environmental superheroes as they recycle, reuse, reduce and repair.

The vibrant illustrations and lively narrative will inspire young minds to take action and foster a love for our planet, making saving the world an achievable mission for all.

Review Quotes

"More than simply another list of ways to save the planet.....Jordan encourages young readers to become 'Green Superheroes' by learning about and engaging with nature. Accompanied by brightly colored digital art, his 100 suggestions incorporate this theme, beginning with a footprint, to symbolize one's carbon footprint...In addition, an international section introduces sustainable practices and examples from around the world."--Booklist

"Packed with ideas to help young readers become green superheroes from big projects, such as making a wildlife pond to smaller life changes such as brushing with a bamboo toothbrush."--Books for Keeps

"...each colorful page is filled with practical tips, fascinating facts, and engaging activities that empower kids...The vibrant illustrations and lively narrative will inspire young minds to take action and foster a love for our planet...It is a lovely book that is packed with activities to help young eco-warriors to make a positive difference. I like that the book expands your horizons & inspires to think outside the box."--@stylishmodernmotherhood

"This non fiction book is packed with information and activities how to save nature. The more you do, the more you will notice the connections with nature's wonders Become a green superhero by recycling, reusing, reducing and repairing and foster a love for our planet."--@the_treasure_outdoors

"This book is packed with actionable steps you can take to help our planet. From growing your own vegetables to brushing with bamboo it is packed with actions big & small!"--@picturebookrecommendations

"Reduce, repair, recycle, reuse: these are key practical words for anybody looking to tread more lightly on our planet. There are plenty of ideas to implement these actions and it matters not whether children can actually read the book for themselves. With its enticing, clear illustrations by Joshua Rice and interesting facts, this is an invaluable handbook for any family, primary or even secondary classroom: think of all the environmental superheroes it could inspire."--Red Reading Hub

"Saving the planet seems like an awfully big job -- how can very small kids make a difference? Well, for young conservationists, there's good news: there are countless ways to help protect the planet, and this book offers a whopping 100 of them...Accompanied on each page by vibrant illustrations, this title makes a great handbook for little ones feeling overwhelmed with where to start when it comes to helping the Earth."--BookStr

"This book by Tom Jordan with vibrant illustrations by Joshua Rice is packed with engaging activities - 100 of them - for easy things that kids and teens can do...The ideas in 100 Ways to Save the Planet not only empower youngsters to become 'environmental superheroes'...it also contains fascinating facts."--My Thrifty Life

About the Author

Tom Jordan is an author and scriptwriter, based in Yorkshire, UK. He's written about nature and exploring from all corners of the globe. He has worked with outdoor organisations including National Parks UK, Rough Guide, National Geographic, and Explorer HQ. He has also created hugely popular geographical adventure stories for children's TV.

Joshua Rice is an illustrator and designer based in London, UK. His graphic, colorful work has been shortlisted for industry awards, exhibited in the London Transport Museum and featured by clients and collaborators such as National Parks UK, Historic Royal Palaces and Explorer HQ. Originally from Ontario, Canada, he trained as a historian before moving to the UK almost twenty years ago. Today, he works on art and other things from his home studio in Ealing, west London, where he lives with his family.