Baby loves green energy!

In this addition to the Baby Loves Science board book series, Spiro uses a familiar reference to create a global warming analogy: "Baby has a blanket... When Baby puts the blanket on, she feels warm... The earth has a blanket, too. Just like Baby! The earth's blanket is air." Chan illustrates in cheerful images, including a smiling, anthropomorphic Earth; the baby, who has blue-black hair and a serene expression, shows concern as she learns that greenhouse gasses are making the Earth too hot under its blanket. A spread shows vehicles and factories puffing out cloudy emissions, leading to the question "How can people help?" Chan suggests green energy options with images of wind turbines and solar panels, and lists tips for how family members of all ages can help the Earth (turning out lights, recycling). A timely primer for early ecologists. Ages up to 3. (Oct.) © Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.

Baby has a blanket. It's not too big or too little. It's not too thick or too thin. It's just right.  The earth has a blanket, too. Just like Baby! The earth's blanket is air. Excerpted from Baby Loves Green Energy! by Ruth Spiro All rights reserved by the original copyright owners. Excerpts are provided for display purposes only and may not be reproduced, reprinted or distributed without the written permission of the publisher.