Grow, don't mow: gardening for the planet
By Robin Boyden
Could tiny gardens become secret weapons against climate change around the world?
Genres
What is Grow, don't mow: gardening for the planet about?
How can gardens help protect our planet? This colourful graphic text explores the important jobs gardens can do, from providing food and homes for wildlife to helping communities and trapping carbon in the soil. Travel around the world to discover how people are using gardens to respond to climate change. With clear explanations, engaging illustrations and practical ideas, young readers will see how even a small patch of plants can make a big difference.
About the author
Robin Boyden is a talented British author and illustrator who loves creating imaginative stories and colourful pictures for children. His book 'The Cloud Horse Chronicles: Guardians of Magic', with author Chris Riddell, is filled with magical adventures. Robin enjoys bringing characters to life with his wonderful drawings, inspiring young readers to explore their own creativity.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2024
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