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PUBLIC SPACE AND THE CULTURE OF CHILDHOOD
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Gill Valentine |
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Poisoned for profit
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Looks at the prevalence of toxic chemicals in the food supply, household cleaners, water systems, and other aspects of modern life, exposing the direct link between the chemical industry and the grow… |
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Be the change for the environment
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Megan Kopp |
Caring for Earth is everyone's job! Readers will discover some of the different ways they can have a positive impact on the environment. From planting trees and eating locally grown foods, to pre-cyc… |
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The nurture assumption
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Judith Rich Harris |
Overview: This groundbreaking book, a Pulitzer Prize finalist and New York Times notable pick, rattled the psychological establishment when it was first published in 1998 by claiming that parents hav… |
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I love the earth
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Todd Parr |
This adaptation of The Earth Book includes child friendly reasons to love our planet--from appreciating a beautiful tree to taking care of animals all around the world. Equally whimsical and heartfel… |
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Nature of Childhood
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Pamela Riney-Kehrberg |
"Today's organized efforts to lure children outdoors to green spaces signal growing concerns about American youths' deepening estrangement from nature. Covering the last century and a half, this envi… |
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Nature's keeper
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Gary Ferguson |
"Once hailed by 'Time' magazine as 'the Johnny Appleseed of nature museums,' John Ripley Forbes arguable did as much as anyone in history to keep the wonders of nature alive for America's children...… |
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