LoveReading4Kids Says
Dream team Alexandra Strick and Steve Antony follow up the incredibly important book You Can! with a second truly inclusive and joyous book bursting with positivity and inspirational ideas on how to make a difference.
Another unique, direct collaboration with kids, this called upon real children who shared their ideas of hopes, dreams and plans for making our world a better, kinder, safer, greener, healthier, more colourful and more equitable place to live. And of course, the holy grail of a world full of books!
With contributions from hundreds of children, we join 15 of them (the young editorial team) as they share their ideas for the We Can! Festival - a creative celebration of the sort of world they hope to live in. In full fancy dress, the children share smiles and offer helping hands, accepting everyone just as they are. Suggesting random acts of kindness, with green activities, seed planting and much more, they encourage us to think about how we can live in harmony with nature and each other.
By all playing our part, WE CAN! make this a world we are proud of. And I for one, am all in!
Deborah Maclaren
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We Can! Synopsis
What kind of world do children want to live in? Can we all come together to make a difference and make our world a better, safer, greener, kinder place? YES, we can!
Join 15 children as they plan and deliver an amazing We Can! festival - a joyous, peaceful call to action, with green activities, mural-making, mindfulness and kindness along the way, beautifully depicted in words and pictures by the bestselling creators of You Can!
We Can! was created with real children, who sent messages of hope and practical suggestions for helping to make our world the best it can be.
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9781915659309 |
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3rd October 2024 |
| Author: |
Alexandra Strick |
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Steve Antony |
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Otter-Barry Books an imprint of Otter-Barry Books Limited |
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Hardback |
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40 pages |
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About Alexandra Strick
Alexandra Strick has a lifelong passion for ensuring children and young people have their views, experiences and voices really listened to. She is co-author of Max the Champion (with Sean Stockdale, illustrated by Ros Asquith) and has consulted on many other inclusive and accessible books. She is a founder of Outside In World, which promotes books from around the world (particularly children's books in translation) and consultant to BookTrust, managing their Bookmark website. As co-founder of Inclusive Minds, she is particularly proud to have set up a network of Inclusion Ambassadors. Alexandra lives in Surrey.
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