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The Antarctic Warms Up: Coloured Version
By Carol Sutters and William Fong
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“Book is suitable for 6-11 year old.”
In this book, Kate and Tom are taught about the importance of the Antarctic ice sheet. It was thought to be stable but they learn that it is now warming up at a faster rate than the rest of the world. It has its own ecosystem of plants and animals. They learn how important it is for us to preserve the Antarctic ice sheet to prevent climate change everywhere else in the world.Author
Carol Sutters
A pharmacist and grandmother who wishes to assist children navigate life by working with nature to save the planet.
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