Summer Reading List

This summer, check out these green reads for kids and adults (at the bottom)

JUNIOR PICTURE BOOKS

What does it mean to be green? : Eco-Pig explains living green
French, Lisa S.

Miss Fox's class goes green
Spinelli, Eileen.

OK go
Berger, Carin.



S is for save the planet : a how-to-be green alphabet
Herzog, Brad.

Wangari's trees of peace : a true story from Africa
Winter, Jeanette.

Life on a coral reef
Rhodes, Mary Jo



Ecomazes : twelve Earth adventures by Roxie Munro.


FOR SLIGHTLY OLDER READERS

Cam Jansen and the green school mystery
Adler, David A.


Making cities green
Leardi, Jeanette.




GREAT READS FOR DAD AND MOM

Join me in reading the newly released: The new good life : living better than ever in an age of less by John Robbins (the son of Baskin-Robbins founder who walked away from his inheritance in order to serve his conscience and his planet)

or choose one of the following:

Green metropolis : why living smaller, living closer, and driving less are the keys to sustainability by David Owen

Eaarth : Making a Life on a Tough New Planet by Bill McKibben