The Book of Disappearing Plants - by Stepanka Sekaninova (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

A Love Letter to Nature--and a Wake-Up Call for the Future

Step into a world of wonder and warning with The Book of Disappearing Plants, a breathtaking journey through the vanishing green corners of our planet. This beautifully illustrated and powerfully written book invites young readers to discover the incredible stories of plants that once thrived--and the urgent reasons they're fading away.

This book reveals the silent disappearance of plant species due to climate change, deforestation, and urban expansion. But it's not just a story of loss--it's a call to action. With every page, kids will learn how they can become protectors of the planet and champions of conservation.

• A Powerful Environmental Message: Sparks curiosity and compassion for the natural world while teaching kids about real-world ecological issues.
• Eye-Opening and Empowering: Helps children see plants not just as background, but as vital, beautiful, and endangered life forms.
• STEM-Infused Learning: Introduces young readers to botany, ecosystems, and environmental science through engaging facts and real-world connections.
• Perfect for Classrooms and Eco-Conscious Families: A must-have for Earth Day, science classes, or any young nature lover's bookshelf.

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About the Author

Stepanka Sekaninova used to work as a TV reporter and in the production of children's programs. Now she is a writer and an editor-in-chief, living in the Czech Republic.

Eliska Podesvova is an artist and tattooist who is also known by her artist nom de plume Jen Sen. She has been creating original tattoos for more than ten years, and her work also extends to illustration. In her other creative activities, she combines watercolor painting, drawing, embroidery, and occasionally digital graphics. Originally from Ostrava, where she studied drawing, she now works in Brno, Czech Republic.