How is the Earth connected to its creatures? Why is it important for humans to be aware of the Earth's needs and be able to protect it as much as possible? These questions and more can be discussed with readers in the following chapter and picture books that have environmental themes. From plays to nonfiction and fiction books, there is something interesting for everyone.
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