Small Steps, Big Change

Paperback Published on: 03/04/2025
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Synopsis

A book on sustainable living, inspired by The Sustainable Development Goals (formulated by the United Nations).

Small Steps, Big Change explores small, everyday goals kids can aim for to engender positive change in our world. With a simple, upbeat language that children will understand, and illustrated in a bold and quirky style by James Jones (One More Try, The Perfect Fit), this is the ideal guide to inspire children to help build a better tomorrow.

From making puppets out of old socks, to spreading kindness and protecting our oceans, kids will love getting involved in all the ways we can make a difference to the world. Just like other books about climate change and environmentalism for kids such as Thank You, Earth by April Pulley Sayre, What a Waste by Jess French and Somebody Swallowed Stanley by Sarah Roberts and Hannah Peck, Small Steps, Big Change is the perfect handbook for changing the world one small step at a time.

Publisher information

  • Publisher: Little Tiger Press Group
  • ISBN: 9781801045131
  • Number of pages: 36
  • Dimensions: 280 x 245 x 4 mm
  • Interest age: From 3 years
  • Languages: English

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Small Steps, Big Change
Love it!
I love the little hero for each topic! Loads of food for thought for young children to discuss with schools and parents etc. Absolutely recommended, Eac... READ MORE
Fiona Sharp
Small Steps, Big Change
A lovely picture book
I’ve always been a worrier, and it seems to me that today there are more things to worry about than ever. Growing up, nobody had heard of global warming an... READ MORE
Jacqui  Sydney