Title: Going Blue: A Teen Guide to Saving Our Oceans, Lakes, Rivers, & Wetlands
Authors: Cathryn Berger Kaye and Philippe Cousteau
ISBN: 9781575423487
Summary
This is written for teens to saving the earth, particularly in the world of water. The book started with an introduction that gives tips on how to read the book, some information and facts about water, some quotations from teens. The book was organized into five key sections or stages. These five stages will guide readers to become a real water ecology saver. Stage 1 was Find Out. Readers will learn about water community and issues of related and what can be done. Stage 2 is Dive In. This stage will prepare readers before the real actions. Stage 3 is Get Going. Stage will guide readers into real actions. Stage 4 is Think Back. This is stage where the book guide readers to reflect what he or she done during the actions of saving the water ecology. Stage 5 is Tell It. As the name suggested, tell others what he or she had done, and what others could have done. Be a role model. The book ended with resources that are related to the topic.
Review
Going Green!! This is something people heard most of the time, but not Going Blue!! Despite they are different in color, They both have the same concept; save the ecology and the world. The book was organized well readers can easily follow. The lively color photos and illustrations are very attractive. One thing I like most of the book is that it has “Teen in Action.” It gives examples of what teens and teacher is doing with water issues around America. It is motivating and setting excellent examples to teens who not taking any actions.
This is written for teens to saving the earth, particularly in the world of water. The book started with an introduction that gives tips on how to read the book, some information and facts about water, some quotations from teens. The book was organized into five key sections or stages. These five stages will guide readers to become a real water ecology saver. Stage 1 was Find Out. Readers will learn about water community and issues of related and what can be done. Stage 2 is Dive In. This stage will prepare readers before the real actions. Stage 3 is Get Going. Stage will guide readers into real actions. Stage 4 is Think Back. This is stage where the book guide readers to reflect what he or she done during the actions of saving the water ecology. Stage 5 is Tell It. As the name suggested, tell others what he or she had done, and what others could have done. Be a role model. The book ended with resources that are related to the topic.
Review
Going Green!! This is something people heard most of the time, but not Going Blue!! Despite they are different in color, They both have the same concept; save the ecology and the world. The book was organized well readers can easily follow. The lively color photos and illustrations are very attractive. One thing I like most of the book is that it has “Teen in Action.” It gives examples of what teens and teacher is doing with water issues around America. It is motivating and setting excellent examples to teens who not taking any actions.
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